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First published in 1957, &lsquo. Adventure in Play &rsquo. is a report on one of the first experimental adventure playgrounds in the UK, funded by the National Playing Fields Association (now &lsquo.Fields in Trust&rsquo.). An original idea of the Danish landscape architect, C.T. Sø.renson, adventure playgrounds aimed to provide children with designated space to do what mattered to them, rather than to the adults for whom urban spaces were designed. The adventure playground pioneers saw adventure playgrounds as a potential solution to a fundamental problem in society, described by Mays as &ldquo.the wide cleavage between youth and age, childhood and maturity&rdquo.. Children and adults were understood to have differing perspectives and different priorities, and for the adventure playground pioneers it was simply a matter of fairness that children were provided with some time and space in which their perspectives and priorities took precedence. Following the model of the first Danish adventure