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First, we roped the area where we wanted our play structure to be.
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Second, we dug, dug, and dug. I rented a rototiller and had lots of help from our friends.
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Third, I had to add an drainage system for underneath the play structure. We didn't want a
pool of water in the play area.
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Next, We needed a soft area for falls. We prepared the area with wood chips. We got them from our local Organic Recycling Center. What a deal!
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We filled the area with 6 to 9 inches of wood chips. We leveled the area for our play structure.
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Next, we added rounded corners where needed. We found out that we needed a little more room. I dug up a rouned corner on each side to the prepared area.
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We finished constructing the play structure. I only had a few hundred bolts left over.
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The kids love it!
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