The document discusses human activities in parks and their relationship. It uses Endcliff Park and Porter Valley as examples to record human activities like socializing, resting, dog walking, child play, jogging and cycling at different times on specific days of the week. A plan of the parks shows activity areas like a children's playground. The document aims to study how human activities in parks vary at different times and locations within the parks.

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——AS A SAMPLE OF ENDCLIFF PARK AND PORTER VALLEY
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PLAN OF ENDCLIFF PARK AND PORTER VALLEY

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social actives Thu 3.00 pm 15min Fri 12.00 noon 15min
rest (on the grass) 2+2+3+54 3+1+1+24
rest (on the chair) 3+1+2 2
dog walking 2+1+2 1+1+2
babies 4+1+3+1+8* 1+1+2+1
child playing 1+1+1+19 2+8
walking by 6+1+2+1+1+2 5+2+1+1+2
jogging 2+1+2 1+2+1
cycling 3+1+1 2+1+1+2
AS IN A SPECIFIC ACTIVITY AREA EG. CHILDREN‘S PLAYGROUND

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