Those metal maple leaves actually are a ‘skate border’ to protect the grounds from skateboarders. Who would have guessed that?
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How pretty! Our little town here, tried putting in brick sidewalks to discourage skateboards, but my husband (in a wheelchair) didn’t like them either.
Brick sidewalks create more problems than they avoid. It’s too bad that city planners rarely think about wheelchairs or strollers
A very creative idea and they are so pretty!
Yes they are pretty and wheels can maneuver around them so I guess wheelchairs and strollers won’t have a problem with them 🙂