The idea behind this blog is to introduce locals and visitors to the parks and lanes of Ascot Vale Vic. 3032. Please feel free to reply with your ideas about areas you would like to see covered, any questions you may have and whether the information provided is of help or interest to you.
So, come along for the ride and discover the area where I live and play.
I have decided to start close to home with the Roseberry Reserve (Roseberry St. Ascot Vale).
There is also a Birch and Acacia at the rear with a planting of Gazania between. The Gazania has a furry texture, unlike most other plants, and will be of interest to children.
This little reserve is regularly used by local residents with children and small dogs. The reserve is securely fenced on two sides, with the third fronting Roseberry St. As you can see in the photos, the play equipment is modern with a variety of activities to entice multiple age groups.
Graffiti is non existent and rubbish is scarce although the rear corner periodically is the victim of illegal dumping.
This reserve is best visited by younger children, under supervision, as it is not fully fenced. There is only a small grass area so ball games and bike riding opportunities are limited.
All in all this reserve will only get better with time. As the Jacaranda's grow it will make an ideal spot to relax with a picnic on a blanket and watch the little ones play in a safe and stimulating environment.
Better access and some seating will only improve this reserve. The laughter and shrieks of children at play is a welcome sound every time I pass. So go check it out, take the kids or the whole family and enjoy a little peace of paradise in the 'burbs. Everyone should indulge themselves and look, listen and get in touch with the area they live. A stimulating place to visit and should be on one and alls' list this week.
Please remember to supervise children at all times and have fun.
More to come, from a place in Ascot Vale near you.
Argyle..
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