3/5 Steve S. 6 years ago on Google
Been
coming
here
for
over
30
years.
The
park
is
great
for
dog
walking.
Family's
can
come
along
and
enjoy
the
play
areas
when
the
weather
allows
for
days
out.
If
your
a
fitness
fanatic
there
are
events
held
including
fun
runs,
air
golf
and
hills
for
the
energetic,
steep
hills,
bending
hills,
hard
ground,
soft
ground.
A
lot
of
the
park
is
over
grown
over
the
years
paths
have
disappeared
under
moss
and
shrubbery.
But
still
visible
if
you
want
to
explore
the
area
look
out
for
them.
The
students
recently
brought
the
park
to
life
when
the
recent
snow
fell
arrived.
As
kids
growing
up
in
the
area
we
loved
going
here
in
the
snow
with
anything
that
would
represent
a
sledge
from
a
dinner
tray
out
your
grans
kitchen
to
one
of
her
oven
trays
if
you
never
had
a
sledge.
The
students
where
here
with
those
items
plus
snowboards
and
anything
that
slid
them
down
the
steep
hills.
There
were
snow
men
built
everywhere,
different
characters
making
you
smile
and
happy
to
be
here.
Now
for
the
worst
part
and
my
photos
will
show
why.
The
FLAGPOLE
After
walking
up
to
the
park
some
may
decide
to
go
the
extra
wee
climb
up
the
spiraling
hill
to
the
view
point
known
as
the
flagpole.
Here
you
have
a
great
view
of
the
city
centre.
As
you
rotate
yourself
around
the
circle
trying
to
take
in
the
full
view
you
will
be
disappointed.
At
some
point
in
the
career
of
a
park
ranger
some
one
must
have
thought
it
would
be
good
to
plant
up
shrubs
and
other
plants
along
with
some
trees.
Adding
colour
to
the
hill
around
the
view.
I
think
a
review
is
needed
and
work
should
be
carried
out
here
ASAP.
You
get
the
great
view
over
the
city
centre
then
looking
around
to
any
part
away
from
the
roof
tops
of
the
city
your
view
of
to
the
fantastic
scenery
of
the
campsie
hills
etc
is
obscured
by
fur
trees,
birch
trees
etc
all
planted
at
the
top
of
the
hill.
Please
GCC
sort
this
and
let
visitors
enjoy
a
full
360ยฐ
view
as
would
have
been
intended
when
the
area
was
built
up.