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How to behave in a park?
Delfina Boehm
2025-10-27 15:18:20
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When we walk in parks, each of us must behave responsibly.
Choose the itinerary according to your physical and technical abilities.
Observe the weather forecast carefully and leave only if conditions are favorable.
Wear appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes.
Bring a backpack with water and necessary equipment for emergency situations.
Never abandon the marked path.
Be responsible by avoiding throwing stones, disturbing animals and other hikers, lighting fires, throwing rubbish on the ground, picking flowers.
It is forbidden to damage or soil games, furnishings and signs.
It is forbidden to bring dogs without a leash.
Rosa Gislason
2025-10-18 18:45:23
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1. Don’t take stuff.
2. Don’t leave stuff.
3. Stay on the trails.
4. Be mindful of where you bring your dog.
5. Give wildlife plenty of room.
6. Take safe selfies.
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Arne Shanahan
2025-10-18 18:11:23
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Do teach your dog about picnics Ie, not to eat them, especially as they always go for the top drawer stuff. Do take song requests. Fountains are only for the under 10s. Don’t ogle the sunbathers. Don’t moan about all the kids at the lido. Do put your top back on when you leave the park. Don’t bring a little foil barbecue in the park. Don’t chime in. Don’t take video calls. Don't flap at wasps. Do share your shelter.
Constance Brown
2025-10-18 17:28:09
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When playing with toys or equipment at the playground, taking turns is key!
Make sure your children understand this concept and respect the property of others, so everyone has an enjoyable experience when visiting the playground.
Children often imitate what they see, so setting a good example by following all the rules yourself can go a long way in teaching your kids proper etiquette.
Make sure to watch your tone and words to set a good example for your children and other people around you.
Teach your children to pick up after themselves while they’re playing, and make sure they always put toys back when they are done with them so other kids can enjoy them too.
Make sure your kids understand that the equipment is meant for fun and not fighting.
Explain to them that no one should be made to feel uncomfortable or scared while playing, and let them know they should tell you if they ever see someone being mean to another kid while they’re out on the playground.
Make sure your kids know what parts of the playground are safe for them to explore and which ones should be avoided.
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Lavada Prosacco
2025-10-18 17:18:22
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Please visit one of our information centres in order to obtain detailed information on this matter.
Please use the rubbish and recycling bins at the end of your trip.
Do not remove anything from the Park.
Do not light fires in the National Park!
Please keep your dog on a leash.
Please be as quiet as possible.
Camping in the Park is prohibited.
Please use official camp sites.
Please stay on the sign-posted routes.
Horse-riding is only allowed on those routes marked accordingly.