This amazing little place is contained in a 15 story building near the outskirts of the town. It takes up most of two blocks, but doesn't have any windows, only one morph door the size of normal double-doors. It stands largely alone, the nearest buildings being half a block away. Once inside, you are in a tranquil environment. A rarity in the chaotic bustle of normal city life. The rest of the city is cut off, the buildings walls reflecting an azure sky with randomization of weather. The first thing noticed (aside from peace) is a large oak tree, from top to bottom that dwarfs any other tree.. At top roosts a family of red eagles. The park is a multi leveled environment, with flats the size of a normal two bedroom house, to the one at the bottom which covers the entire floor. Paths of stone lined dirt wind through the place, ascending and descending levels at points. Scattered are graceful wood benches for one to sit and rest. At the bottom, where the mammoth oak roots, there is a large crystalline pool. When you enter, you are in Eden.

The advent of machines has lead to a lot of progress, as many things as possible are being replaced by machines. Trees are now replaced by much smaller plants, and the rare types by extremely common breeds. You won't find any trees in the city of touchdown, except for in the park. The park is a project made by the 'recessives', men and women who despise technological modern life; and want to go back to farming and hunting. It is one of the only beautiful places in the city. It is a landmark, and it is a very successful tourist attraction; yet the council is always trying to take it down. It causes too much dissension in the general populace.
The park is near the outskirts of town. It's overall design and look is a bulls' eye under a doubled asterisk. The lines are water, the outer and inner circles being lakes of purest mountain water, the rest of the lines being canals. The spaces are the land, the smallest able to hold 20 people easily. The land spaces have a network of stone bridges and paths that connect them all together, allowing patrons to stroll around the various trees. Elegantly carved stone benches are placed at regular intervals to allow rest. It also contains expected wildlife as well; carp, geese, songbirds, squirrel, etc. It is a remnant of older times, and a steady rock in the chaos of the city life.