Seesaws, Scarborough Park in Sumner.

17 January 2005

Children playing on the seesaws at Scarborough Park, Sumner.

Contributors note: "17 January 2005 the childrens' playground at Scarborough park in Sumner. Three of our children at a place we've been visiting, and continue to visit weekly, since 1983. These seesaws, the the merry-go-round and the notorious rockinghorse were all well loved but also feared for their ability to cause pain to children and adults of all ages."

Creator: Stephen Trinder

Contributor: Stephen Trinder

Source: Entry in the 2025 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt.

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Seesaws, Scarborough Park in Sumner.

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