In fact, this reserve is not signposted but the name seems logical. This space is essentially a playground space with, as our informant Nici points out, some random fruit trees. There is also a pathway running right through the space.
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Reserve bounded by Cedar St/Laver Grove, Mayfield, Tasmania
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