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Originally Posted by Kybosh
1) Natural prairie grass is not the same as the grass on your lawn. Prairie grass is a mixture of many different species, and as I said before, is endangered. The rules of your lawn don't apply here.
2) You call it vermin, I call it a unique ecosystem within a major city.
3) The weed argument doesn't apply because this isn't your damn lawn.
I feel like Danijam and Sliver are either married or related. This entire thread boils down to "I don't like it, therefore everyone must not like it".
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Married - not that that's ever been a secret.
I wouldn't take my family to Nosehill Park because there's nothing to do. I do take them to Fish Creek Park because there's lots to do. Considering these parks have similar mandates, I don't understand why the addition of a playground or picnic table to Nosehill Park has everyone up in arms. It would only make something that's already doing it's job (being grass) better and more enjoyable for the 11 communities that border it. Why is that so bad?