Spider's web frame returns to park
BBCA new spider's web climbing frame has been put up in a park.
It replaces the previous frame that was in Saumarez Park, Guernsey, for more than 30 years, but was removed due to safety concerns.
Charity, Guernsey Wooden Spoon, helped raise money and organise the work to build the climbing frame.
The charity, which works with disabled children on the island, hopes the new installation will become a landmark feature enjoyed by families for many years.
Karen Solway, chair at Guernsey Wooden Spoon, said: "This is a very special project for us and one that will have a lasting impact on the island's children.
"The previous climbing frame was loved by generations of families, and we are delighted to be helping create a new centrepiece for play at Saumarez Park.
"Our hope is that this fantastic new structure will inspire adventure, friendship and fun for the next generation and beyond."
Project manager, Martin Renouf, said: "It's fantastic to have the spider's web and thank you to all involved, it shows great community spirit.
Primary school students were the first to give the spider's web a go, after showing off his skills, nine-year-old Adam approved of the frame and said it was "fun to climb on and is enjoyable".
He added to other children who were not there to test it out, "come and play with us here at Saumarez Park".
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