A large patch of grass is underneath your feet as children scream and claw desperately to climb onto the jungle gym and go down the spinning slide. There is a device that allows the children to travel around the playground without touching the ground. Children telling their parents to push their swing harder so that they can go to the bright smiling sun are scold by their independent siblings, who say that they don't need someone to push them. It was probably a good idea of the architect to design three sets of swings, on the east, west and south side of the jungle gym, all facing north. But the structure in the middle rings the name of this playground. In the middle there is a fairly large blue penguin. It's made out of steel and is quite heavy. Meanwhile the rest of the body is covered in white and yellow. Something makes this penguin special as a large crown is placed over it's head. Teeter-totters having children on them as they bounce up and down. Off to the side, there are picnic benches. They seem fresh and lovely, polished with red and white checker table cloths on them. (So that's where all your tax money's going!) A large sandbox has dump trucks and other various toys. Some of the children are just flinging sand at each other. A bed of strawberry plants is off to the side, as some children pick a strawberry or two before being yelled at.
