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The park looks deserted! I like the bug theme though.
Marilyn: It actually wasn’t deserted at all. It is just a HUGE park and this is just one part of it. I also waited for a chance to take some pics of my daughter without other kids in the way.
Those are adorable! My son would get a kick out of the bugs.
That is one Kafka-esque playground.
Where is this park?
It is in Berlin, on the border between Kreuzberg and Treptow on the Lohmuehlen Insel.