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Neighborhood Photo: Playing in the Dodecahedron Pool

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Kids play in the dodecahedron pool at the Abstract Sculpture, Armenian Heritage Park. Photo by Erik Lund.

 

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2 Replies to “Neighborhood Photo: Playing in the Dodecahedron Pool”

  1. I actually find this offensive. There are plenty of water features that children can play in on the Greenway. This is a memorial to the loss of countless Armenians, not a playground for children.

    1. Then make that clear. Kids see water, they play. Want them to stay out? Put up a fence.

      Happens all day in that park. How about your anger at the homeless that sleep there, wake up and pound heroin all day? Not offensive?

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