There’s a lot of rope involved to hold these playgrounds
together. It all encourages kids to become acrobats and stretch their bodies in
ways that they normally wouldn’t when on the ground. They’ll hang upside-down
and try to touch the ground and they’ll learn about their body’s capabilities
and be able to pull themselves back up again. There’s still a bit of wiggle
room so that they get a bit taut when weight gets put on them. Nowadays they
use metal rather than thread so that they don’t decay and they’re harder to
strip apart. Unless of course, you strip the whole cable away. You could make a
ladder in your own backyard. I suppose that there’s special locks installed to
stop that from happening. Either that or no-one’s that heartless to attempt to
saw through it and leave a playground abandoned. They used to in the olden
days. Unless that was in parks that were less frequented.
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