Check out these photos of the smart solution a park in New York came up with to keep people at least 6 feet apart
- Domino Park in Brooklyn, New York came up with a straightforward way to help visitors maintain social distancing protocols.
- The park painted circles on the ground to help park-goers maintain the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's advice to keep at least six feet apart while in public.
- Check out 10 photos of what it looks like to visit Domino park.
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New York began easing into the reopening process Friday after Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the state would allow low-risk businesses to reopen and outdoor activities such as drive-in movie theaters. And with summer sun and warmer temperatures on the way, many New Yorkers are itching to get outside.
That's why Domino Park in Brooklyn, New York came up with a clever way to keep crowds of visitors at a safe distance from one another, with painted circles on the ground to ensure families, couples, and individuals stay at least six feet apart.
Read on to see what it looks like to visit the park.
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