Quick v. Stone Mountain Memorial Association

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• no unreasonable risk of death or serious bodily harm found where plaintiff tripped over three- to four-inch rocks in unpaved area covered with wood chips
• RPA applied when “[ajppellant’s alleged injuries resulted from her general recreational usage of the park premises . . . rather than from the use of any of the facilities for which a fee was charged”
• RPAprovided immunity for appellant’s claims as her “alleged injuries resulted from her general recreational usage of the park premises, for which no fee was charged, rather than from the use of any of the facilities for which a fee was charged.”

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