[EST] SP ehk "Sindi pargid" seeria viib geohoolikud Tori valla keskuslinna, kus ühtedel andmetel on 23, teistel 25 ja kolmandatel 32 parki.
Sambla park on roheala, kus suviti mängitakse võrkpalli.
Täitsa tõenäoline on, et sammaldest kasvab siin näiteks laanikuliste sugukonna esindaja niidukäharik. Sellel samblal on lai ökoamplituud ja teda võib kohata inimtekkelistes kasvukohtades nagu murus ja golfiväljakutel.
Sõja ja nälja aegadel on eestlased sammalt toidukski tarvitanud - kuivatatud samblast jahu segati leivataigna sisse.
[ENG] The SP or "Sindi Parks" series will take geoholics to the central town of the municipality of Tori, where some say there are 23 parks, others 25 and still others 32.
Sambla (Moss) Park is a green area where volleyball is played in summer.
It is quite likely that mosses, such as the meadow moss, which is a member of the genus Laniformis, grow here. This moss has a wide ecological range and can be found in anthropogenic habitats such as lawns and golf courses.
In times of war and famine, Estonians have used moss as food - dried moss flour was mixed into bread dough.