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But can you catch the water? IMG_2676
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The splashpad turns off every 10 minutes and gives everyone a reprieve. IMG_2902
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The frog turns to splash anyone nearby. IMG_3030
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Best day ever. IMG_2586
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Better than a day at the beach! IMG_2574
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A perfect moment. IMG_2712
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We waited 30 minutes for him to look at the camera for a picture! #worthit IMG_2894
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May Center School's Preschool students played in the SplashPad! IMG_2560
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Standing under the big frog at the entrance provides plenty of water to cool down. IMG_2635
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How wet can we get? IMG_2802
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Sometimes you just need a quiet moment with a friend. IMG_2633
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Joy! IMG_2790
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Every so often, the kids would scream and scatter in all directions! IMG_2576
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Some of the kids were as fascinated with the water running towards the drain as the water flying through the air. :) IMG_2569
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The frog is even better than the grape Popsicle I had earlier! IMG_2565
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Dripping is more fun than you know! IMG_2725
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The laughter rang through the playground during our adventures. IMG_2709
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This little one pulled the cap down low and waded in. IMG_2666
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Lynne, look at me, down here! IMG_2823
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Run! IMG_2564
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Brother and sister run through together. IMG_2799
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Water water everywhere! IMG_2568
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A final celebration of this new play space. IMG_3145
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Who turned off the water?! Grrrr. IMG_2989
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Splash splash indeed. IMG_2622
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Delight. IMG_2776
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And then wipe it way and venture in again. IMG_2764
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A common response is to stand and close one's eyes and simply feel the water rain down. Delicious! IMG_2659
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May Center School for Autism and Developmental Disabilities in Randolph, Mass. Opened its SplashPad! Yes, it is a giant frog. IMG_2697