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Basic Info: A park is an empty city block without any buildings. This is an empty block, and cannot be barricaded.

This page describes the parks of the suburb of Dunell Hills.

Contents 1 Dunell Hills Parks 1.1 Arbuthnot Park 1.2 Blight Park 1.3 Glass Park

[edit] Dunell Hills Parks

There are three parks in the suburb of Dunell Hills.

• Arbuthnot Park
• Blight Park
• Glass Park

[edit] Arbuthnot Park

Arbuthnot Park Dunell Hills [03,37] Ostrehan Towers Godsland Street School The McGarth Building Newbury Library Arbuthnot Park a factory a carpark Horn Walk Brendan General Hospital

Home of the most basketball courts in Dunell Hills, you best bring your game face. There are several games always on at the courts. It is easy to find action. Most of the time things are settled on the court, but there have been a few incidents of violence. After a few gang related shootings a curfew was declared.

These days the competition isn't as fierce, but the games are still played. Of course, instead of hearing a player yell toss me the rock you hear Zah Mah Gr Haman Head, ha ha ha.

[edit] Blight Park

Blight Park Dunell Hills [08,34] Hilborn Walk Eckersley Cinema Bendle Drive The Fortune Building Blight Park The Golling Building Broadbelt Grove Police Department wasteland Ainslie Road Fire Station

	Amusing Location
	This location is on the list of Amusing Locations in Malton

Blight Park is well known for its' 2 acre well stocked lake and series of pedestrian bridges. The lake was home to several swans and scores of ducks. In the heyday before the outbreak Blight park was a favorite dumping spot for bodies.

At least that hasn't changed. These days one can find bodies still floating in the lake, however, it is ill advised to disturb swimming zombies.

[edit] Glass Park

Glass Park Dunell Hills [09,37] Coorte Square Standen Row the Fennessy Building (West Becktown) St. Mary's Church Glass Park McDermott Park (West Becktown) a cemetery a factory Emes Walk (West Becktown)

Glass Park was a public relations nightmare from the start. Dunell Hills bigwigs decided to embrace the arts and set aside 3 acres for an outside sculpture park. While this is a wonderful and noble idea that has worked in many other cities, Dunell Hills city planning royally screwed this up.

The first installation was a large wind chime made of recycled materials. It was only slightly annoying on windy days, but they planted trees around it to catch the wind and quiet it down.

The next 3 statues into the park were innocent enough on their own (which is how they were submitted and approved) but when displayed in the park implied a very nasty sexual vignette. This wasn't discovered until Godsland Street School, of all the schools, had their 5th grade field trip there.

The final straw was the actual Glass House sculpture. In an evening dedication ceremony the lights placed inside the house sculpture illuminated the park and gave off a wonderful aura of color. However, the next morning 4 fatalities were reported as the sun glinted off the statue blinding motorists and the News 7 helicopter pilot.

These days Glass Park is divided into 4 soccer fields and a track. Nothing stands on the ground, not even the soccer goals.

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