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The Centennial Olympic Park
The Centennial Olympic park is surrounded by a lot of skyscrapers whose architecture is second to none in the world. It's not very big but nice with very smooth green lawns and sidewalks paved by red bricks on which thousand of donators' names are engraved. It costs $35 /per piece of brick. I call it "The COP Walk of Donation", a very distant relative of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The fountain is also a very famous part of this park, but the real life view is not as pretty as the eye catching images on the Internet or TV. Like most of the public places in the U.S. , this park used to be safe. It's a bit sad to know that your safety is always a puzzle in the U.S.
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