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Parks & Recreation, March, 2002

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Introducing GT [H.sub.2]O[TM] zero-depth water play products from GameTime[R], the leading park and playground equipment manufacturer that you already trust. GameTime has partnered with Hobbs Architectural Fountains to create an exciting line of playful water products where the kids control the fun. Combine our activation bollards with Squiggles, Geysers, Rainbows, Sparklers, Ground Sprays and our GT Impax[TM] surfacing. GT [H.sub.2]O -- It's fun without the deep end!

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COPYRIGHT 2002 National Recreation and Park Association

COPYRIGHT 2002 Gale Group

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