Kurt Behm was a typical, middle class baby-boomer kid growing up in
the 1950s. While playing badminton with his Sister in the back
yard, he tried to retrieve a shuttlecock (birdie) that got stuck up
in one of the pine trees which separated the woods from his
backyard. His Mothers aluminum clothespole was his weapon of
choice. Again and again he threw it up into the tree with no
success, until all at once it looked like the 4th of July. Fire and
sparks were everywhere. The aluminum clothes pole had threaded
itself between the electrical wires that ran hidden through the
trees. It was now acting as a conductor between all three wires,
creating an effect his father later compared to Guadalcanal. The
ensuing fire burned the woods completely to the ground. A year
later and amidst the charred remains, his township had the
foresight and the vision to turn that rubble into what every
red-blodded boy of that era dreamed of having for himself
............. a Playground. Kurt's life from then on would never be
the same
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