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Pt. 2 of 3
A specially aligned, toy camera-esque series of patterns created by the Cyclone rollercoaster against the early morning sky.
For the history of the Williams Grove Amusement Park, please see Pt. 1 of 3.
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just like, you r in the park and feel the real enjoyment of the fear!
ReplyDeleteperfect photos as always ;)
Thank you! I'm not a fan of rollercoasters, to be honest… so there's the fear for you! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the shapes against the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
Hey, thanks! This wasn't the idea at first but when I got home and saw them all, the idea of the series struck me. I liked how I tend to find letterforms out of their shapes, you know? Anyway, thanks again! – Cheers.
ReplyDeleteHey Tom... took me a while to get here... a bad week at work, and more of the same on the horizon... a necessary evil.
ReplyDeleteYou find the craziest stuff. This is a dream world, ghosts of pleasures past here, incredible they couldn't keep it running. Up near where my brother lives in Auburn, New Hampshire, there is a really old amusement park which is still going, or it was a few years ago...
We had the pleasure of riding this rollercoaster about 15 years ago. We drove up from Lancaster, saw an old-fashioned magic show and then rode the Cyclone twice. We just wanted to ride it because it was such an old coaster. It was thrilling! I was wondering what happened to it after the park closed. Thanks for bringing a tear to my eye with these beautiful photographs. Williams Grove was a magical place from another time.
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