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Amusement park
* Some amusement parks have very strict rules about line-cutting
  - use robots
* are a part of the American landscape
  - also full on weekends, and balloons are sold even in the snowstorm
  - tourist attraction
* compete to see who can build the most thrilling roller coaster.
* focus on having the tallest, fastest, most exciting rides.
* have rides.
* use the concept of converting between potential and kinetic energy.

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Car park
* Some car parks are private car parks.
* are a target for thieves and a source of fear for many people.
* are located in cities
  - downtowns
  - metros
  - motels
  - parking garages
  - used for parking
  - wastelands
+ Parking, Places to park, Car parks and parking lots: Traffic
  * Some car parks are private car parks. They can only be used by people who are visiting the hotel, store or firm to whom the car park belongs. People who park there illegally may find that their vehicle gets clamped, towed, or booted.

City park
* Some city parks have substantial tracts of semi-wild land.
* appear in many shapes and sizes.
  - usually too small or too well kept for collecting many insects

Forest park
* Forest Park is America's largest urban forest.
* Forest Park is one of the largest urban parks in the United States
  - largest urban wildlife habitats in the country
  - the nation's largest urban wilderness
  - town of cemeteries, marking the historical fringe of the metropolitan area

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National park
* Many national parks are in some of the most remote, and sometimes harsh, locations in the country
  - primarily famous for their natural features
* Many national parks have active archeological programs
  - wetlands
  - play a crucial role in recovery efforts for certain endangered species
* Most national parks celebrate natural beauty found aboveground.
* Most national parks have a sewage treatment plant
  - hiking trails and some have information centres
  - visitors
  - provide sanctuaries
* Some national parks have special guided tours and walks for kids
  - offer protection
* are a place for environmental stewardship
  - about environmental quality as well as visitors
  - all over the country
  - also unique laboratories for scientific research
  - areas where many different animals occur together in large numbers
  - one of many types of protected areas
  - only one part of Australia's protected area network
  - responsible for preserving park resources unimpaired for future generations
  - some of the most popular tourist attractions all over the world
* are the crown jewels of Canada's wilderness parks
  - foundation of any serious plan to protect nature
  - fullest and most effective form of nature preservation
  - there to preserve the tiny remnants of what existed before European colonization
* create jobs.
* depend on clean air.
* emphasize strict preservation of pristine areas.
* enjoy a greater degree of protection than wildlife sanctuary.
* form the main stay of Kenya's tourist industry.
* have a goat control program and zoos and sanctuaries have breeding programs going
  - cottages, chalets or lodges, which are all fully equipped
  - some recreational facilities
  - the highest conservation status
* keep plants and animals safe from harm.
* play a key role in caring for our cultural heritage.
* prohibit the collection of firewood, even of deadwood that has fallen to the ground.
* range from lush, green tropical rainforests to dry empty outback.
* serve as laboratories for conducting research on coral reef ecosystems.
* use horses to find lost or stranded visitors.
* will have resources.

Public park
* Some public parks require permits of owners, or they require dogs to be licensed.
* are important contexts in which such socialisation occurs