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Nov 11, 2006 19:47 |  #1

I don't know what the the playground toy is called, but I am guessing it is probably similar to "Rotary."


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Nov 11, 2006 22:01 |  #2

The toy is usually called a "merry-go-round"

A rotary is a is a name for some type of club i think. (rotary also means "rotational" type of things)

it is possible that the thing was donated by a rotary club, it seems like there are signs on the bench. i'd bet thats what it is. a memorial park bench.

sorry to over analyze.. it is a nice shot, i feel like i am missing out on the lake in the background... only seeing a slice of it


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Nov 12, 2006 23:58 |  #3

I like the image and how it plays on the Rotary club name with the merry-go-round. I'm not fond of most images with words, but this one really seems to fit. Maybe crop the whole lake out since there is only enough to take my attention away. While cutting out the lake you can lessen the amount of the merry-go-round too. Though I do like this image as a whole.


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Nov 13, 2006 21:21 |  #4

Thanks for the tips. I'll see what I can do.


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