Beloved metal animals stolen from Ravenna Park playground

Where Lucy the Pika once crouched…



Photo courtesy Tracy Sconyers

Photo courtesy Tracey Sconyers


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Photo courtesy Tracey Sconyers

Photo courtesy Tracey Sconyers



  1. Neighbor says:

    Thank you, meth heads and/or a-holes.

  2. swansuite says:

    As the curtain of freedom slowly falls and our every movement, caught on surveillance/traffic cameras on every street corner and park in America, consider that it is NOT our government that takes these things away, but our citizens who, in their plight, do what they must to survive. THIS is the price of not ensuring that every citizen in our country has gainful employment and a place at the table of our culture.

  3. another neighbor says:

    Ripping metal out of a public park to sell for pennies is just common theft, swansuite, no matter how much you try to spin or sugarcoat it. Those little statues were designed for children and placed around a playground for their benefit, for crying out loud. I am sure you and your ilk could find a less cruel and mindlessly destructive way to Stick It To The Man whilst finding “a place at the table of our culture.”

  4. Rachel Boughton says:

    The good news is that they will be coming back, I hope in the next month or so, with sturdier anchoring hardware and bases. Anyone who would like to send me photos of the locations, I’d be appreciative, since it will help me in designing the bases.

    They have names? that’s pretty cool. Lucy is the pika with the grass in her mouth I think? do the other ones have names too?

    Rachel Boughton

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