This is a great place for young children to practice their developing bicycling skills in a safe road traffic education area.The chimneys in the background are also a feature of Sydney Park - they are remnants of the former brickworks on the site.
Sunday, 22 July 2007
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Loved your Bastille Day flags - I went to school at "Lapa" as we called it, and Bastille Day was special. We learned The Marsellaise and would sing it for people from the Consulate.
ReplyDeleteThe good thing with this track is that is a permanent one.
ReplyDeleteIn France, children can only learn traffic using real roads, or once or twice a year, police go t school and prepare a temporary track in the playground.
Excellent! Is it open to all or only to kids following a street safety awareness programme?
ReplyDeleteThat would be an ideal location to practice bike riding safety.
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Busy picture. I like the lines in this shot.
ReplyDeleteAlso, i really like your yesterday's post. Boats and blue sky - alwasy a winner with me.
have a good day.
Nathalie - it's a permanent feature of the park, opena access all the time. Kids and families love it!
ReplyDeleteCool place for practicing cycling skills. There will be no accident, I guess.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot!
Thanks for you work and have a good day
ReplyDeletehmm is it only for kids? well if not i guess this is the park where my friend wait till he's will be available. last friday. i will tell him this blog so he can check it out while he's in sydney.
ReplyDeletefantastic idea and lovely photo
ReplyDeleteGreat post for a sunny winter sunday; anyhow here doesn't quite feel like summer...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea - I know some adult cyclists who could use a refresher on the road rules over here in the States (specifically what a stop sign means) ;)
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