Set in a table with chairs at the “Bärenspielplatz” playground in the Neuhausstraße.
Mühle (Nine men’s morris) board
The playground in Camp King is paradise for children
12 years ago a new playground was built on the border between the residential areas “Im Rosengärtchen” and “Camp King”. Back then it was a project involving local parents, and today the playground connects the two areas. On four mornings a week, it is even used by the charity Aktion Kinderparadies e.V. to provide daycare for groups of young children.
Now the playground has been given a makeover by the town’s own BSO workforce, [Read more…]
Photos from the party at the station
Organised by local residents and part of the Orscheler Sommer, the party at the station took place between the 8th and 10th of August, 2014.
Here are some photos taken during Friday evening and Saturday afternoon:
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Spielplatz am Rosengärtchen to remain a playground
When I first heard about the plans to build a new Kindergarten on the playground “Spielplatz am Rosengärtchen” in the Neuhausstraße, I was horrified. Not only because I had received incorrect information about the location from the Ausländerbeirat, but because I felt personally affected by it more than by many of the things that I write about on this site.
This is the playground that I take my children to and we even held a birthday party there once. It has a variety of things for children to do and play on, including a large basket for a swing, a roundabout, two slides, a “bare foot path” (created incidentally by a local Scout group) and a couple of climbing frames. It also has places for parents to sit down and even a few tables, and in summer the trees provide shade for most of the playground.
All of a sudden this was under threat, with the reason given that the number of new homes built at the northern end of Oberursel would, one day, require further child-care places to be available in the area. [Read more…]
The last sunset over Oberursel’s outdoor swimming pool… for now
These photos were taken during the last hour of the outdoor swimming pool (Freibad) in Oberursel, on Sunday, 16th September, 2012, between 6pm and 7pm.
As the sun set over the trees, the pool slowly emptied, the gate was locked up for the last time and the guests slowly made their way home – some of them with souvenirs from the buildings that are due to be knocked down next week.
The pool is due to re-open for the summer season in 2014.
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Children make their wishes known at the Dornbachwiesen
A new playground is planned on the Dornbachwiesen to replace the one that was lost when the Kita Regenbogenland was extended.
Local children gathered to present Alderman Christof Fink and the planning office their wishes and ideas for the new playground, which will be built along the Eschbachweg between the Heidegraben and Lahnstraße.