A climbing frame for people to climb on
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What is your question? This could be a good Wayspot if this is a piece of play equipment that is not in someone’s yard (SFPRP) or on school grounds. It seems like it could encourage exercise, exploration, and being social to me. I would work on getting a main photo with less glare.
If the playground is already a Wayspot, then it might not be eligible as a separate element.
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Hi @kinseybo, I remember you posting before about other potential wayspots in this area. It would help in future if you could provide a bit more information with your posts.
With that being said, if this climbing frame is a piece of play equipment that is part of the playground on Milvus Road or the playground on Osprey Drive, then it would be considered a duplicate of whichever playground it is part of. The rules are that there should be one wayspot for the entire play area, rather than one for each individual piece of play equipment. If this is somewhere else on the housing estate though, then it could be eligible.
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