What appears to be an Angry Birds playground.
Luigi Ghirri, 1972
Marina di Ravenna
Pass the Bucket with Jeff Ament (by offthewalltv)
While achieving tremendous success in the music industry as the bassist and co-founder of Pearl Jam, Jeff Ament has made it a mission to pay it back as an activist, philanthropist, and skate park builder. Growing up with humble beginnings in rural Montana, Jeff witnessed not only the tranquility of rural life, but also the difficulties that can often accompany growing up in extremely isolated areas. Luckily, Jeff found skateboarding, fell in love with it, and discovered the self-confidence that it can inspire. Remembering his roots and the positive effects skateboarding can have on young people, Jeff currently helps build epic skate parks in some of the most rural and deprived areas in the west. His most recent venture on the impoverished Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota is maybe his most rewarding project to date.
Great cover of the New Yorker that features a neat playground (as well as the things that make a playground great for adults: nearby coffeeshops, benches, shade and COMMUNITY!)
Wonder which playground Chris Ware was inspired by? Anyone want to track it down?
(via newyorker)
We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.
George Bernard Shaw (via sas134)
Caine’s Arcade
A 9 year old boy - who built an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad’s used auto part store - is about to have the best day of his life.
So sweet. So cute. Tears.

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