So much construction has taken place in towns and cities that they appear to be 'jungles of concrete'. Wherever we may look, towns and cities are full of concrete structures. A public park is, no doubt, a soothing sight to the eye.
We are fortunate that there is a public park near our house. it is' called the ChanarasneKnar Park. It is situated in a large ground and is divided into two sections.
One section is the garden. It has a large beautiful entrance which leads to a large circle with the fountain in the middle. It is surrounded by tall and dense trees on all sides. The fountain is surrounded by rows of small plants and grass lawns. It also has some cement benches for people to sit on. The colourful water in the fountain gives a splendid sight. People come here for a picnic.
The other section is the children park. There are many swings, slides and a marry-go-round. Children throng the park in the evening. They visit the park on Sunday mornings too.
The park office is situated near the entrance. The park is looked after by a manager, guards, gardeners and other workers. The government pays their salary.
It is our duty to maintain the park and keep it clean. We should not pluck flowers and fruits. We should help the staff in keeping it clean.
