re: What did you call these pieces of playground equipment growing up? UPDATED

1. See saw
2. No real name that I remember
3. Monkey bars
4. No real name. Maybe a form of jungle gym but not really

New Orleans
I was young enough to play on those around the 90's to early 00's.

YOu added stuff?

Monkey bars of course.

I remembered the creepy arse caterpillar from some rinky-dink park in gonzales. Dangerous, covered with rust and spiders, tons of fun.

For the update....

1. See-saw
2. merry-go-round
3. monkey bars
4. We didn't have anything that fancy.

North Alabama 70's-80's.

I remember luring my little brother onto the see saw and using it normally for about 2 minutes. Then, just as he relaxed, slamming down as hard as I could and watching him catapult head over feet. Then praying to God I didn't break his neck. Then doing it again about a week later.

I think I used to play on that near Patrick AFBase.

Teeter totter
nothing
monkey bars
nothing

BRLA
late 80s early 90s

1) Birdie Board
2) Roundsy Go Suzie
3) Alley Cat
4) Didn't have one of those.

Mississippi, Early 90s.

1. Teeter-totter
2. Merry-go-round
3. Monkey bars
4. ??? (Never saw one of those)

Iowa - Late 70's/early 80's

We also call a "Coke" a "pop" up here, sometimes you will hear someone call it a "soda" but not too often, though you won't get a strange look for using either term. Now that I think about that, I have never heard of anybody refer to a "pop machine" as anything other than a "pop machine". Do you guys down South call a vending machine that dispenses soda pop a "soda machine" or a "Coke machine" instead of a "pop machine"? Or do you use the general term "vending machine"?