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Places you can visit, or stop and stay a while.

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L is for Library

A library is a place that has thousands of books, DVDs, videos, games and usually has computers too. Libraries are a great place to go when you are looking for information, or just a good book to read.

L is for Lookout

A lookout is a high place that has a nice view. Lookouts are usually set up so you have somewhere to stand and look or take photos, and they have a guard rail so you don't fall off.
If you are on the lookout it means you are keeping watch for something.

M is for Mall

A mall is an indoor shopping area where many different shops are located within the same building.

M is for Market

A market is a place where temporary shops are set up, selling things like fruit and vegetables.

M is for Mine (Hole)

Mines are very large holes that people dig to get minerals out of the ground. Minerals can then be processed into useful things like metal.
Mines can be underground tunnels or they can be open cut mines like in the picture. Open cut mines are more common today as they can be mined easier and more safely than underground mines, using enormous trucks and digging machinery.

M is for Motel

A motel is a hotel that is typically located near a major road or freeway.

M is for Museum

A museum is a place where old and interesting things from all over the world are kept for people to come and look at. Museums are a great source of information.

N is for Nightclub

A nightclub is a bar that is open to late at night where people can go to dance and socialize.

N is for Nook

A nook is a small, secluded area in a room. Nooks are often used for reading or office space.

O is for Office

An office is a room, a group of rooms or even an entire building where professionals work. Offices are usually full of desks and computers.

O is for Offshore

Offshore means in the water some distance from the shore, the sandy area where land meets a body of water such as an ocean or a lake.

P is for Paddock

A paddock is a large open space, surrounded by a fence, that is used for keeping animals such as horses, cows and sheep in.

P is for Palace

A palace is a big, grand house. Palaces are often places that very rich or important people live. Royalty, high ranking members of a religion and important politicians often live in palaces.

P is for Park

A park is a place where people have planted lots of trees and shrubs and grass. Parks often have a pond or small lake in them, and sometimes a playground too. Parks are nice places to go to take a walk or play a sport like frisbee.

P is for Parking lot

A parking lot is a place where you park your car, usually while you go do something like shopping.

P is for Peak

The peak of a mountain is its highest point. The top of anything may also be called its peak. Anyone or anything that is at the high or best point is also called a peak, for example "he was in peak physical condition" or "she was at the peak of her career".

P is for Playground

A playground is an area especially designed for children to play in. Playgrounds are full of brightly colored play equipment, such as swings and slides.
A police station is a place where Police officers work. A police station might have interview rooms, storage for confiscated items, holding cells for people who have been arrested, storage for paperwork, and offices for Police officers to complete that paperwork in.

P is for Post office

A post office is a place where letters and parcels are sorted before being delivered to your mailbox. Most post offices also sell cards and gifts, and you can pay your bills at the post office too.

P is for Prison

A prison, also called a jail, gaol or penitentiary, is a place where people who have done bad things are locked up as a punishment. Some people can be put in jail for many, many years because they have done something very, very bad.