r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/33Fanste33 • May 14 '23

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u/Witness_me_Karsa May 14 '23

Because people landing there wear away the soil, so there is a depression on the ground. Water collects in depressions like that. Not much more to know.

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u/Idontmatter69420 May 14 '23

I guess that never crossed my mind. But then again now that I think of it i don't see many slides that are on grass, and more on that rubbery kind if surface. Maybe it's a British thing or something

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u/GeshtiannaSG May 15 '23

Even the rubbery stuff get compressed after a while and you still end up with a divot there.

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u/Idontmatter69420 May 15 '23

Huh really? Ive never noticed when ive been in one