I was wondering when you’d make it to my hometown park! Haha! I grew up in west Lorne, that park was built back in like 2003ish maybe earlier. I learned how to skate there, wasn’t the greatest but was super great full to have it!
My goal was to hit every park big and small. I enjoyed every Park I hit even the ones that were old and beat up, there's still something fun that can be found.
These parks all look like they were built over 20 years ago. One thing these early Ontario skateboard parks have in common is that they were built by people who never gave a single thought to the entire premise of riding a skateboard and maintaining momentum and a line that the rider might take through the park. It's as if they just built a selection of obstacles and dispersed them around randomly. Just because skaters would spend entire days lining up and taking turns trying to ride up a wall off of a launch ramp doesn't mean you build a skateboard park with the same attributes of unnatural and awkward resistance 😂
Hey Ridgetowns a nice place, but the park.. not so much. I'm just as honest about my local parks in Hamilton too! I just give my honest opinion from someone that's been to literally hundreds of parks all over Canada and the USA.
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You're doing the same for me! Saw the footage you posted on Instagram of the Grand Falls Park in New Brunswick which is now on my list!
I was wondering when you’d make it to my hometown park! Haha! I grew up in west Lorne, that park was built back in like 2003ish maybe earlier. I learned how to skate there, wasn’t the greatest but was super great full to have it!
My goal was to hit every park big and small. I enjoyed every Park I hit even the ones that were old and beat up, there's still something fun that can be found.
been wanting to check out bothwell for a while
Bring a broom!!
These parks all look like they were built over 20 years ago.
One thing these early Ontario skateboard parks have in common is that they were built by people who never gave a single thought to the entire premise of riding a skateboard and maintaining momentum and a line that the rider might take through the park.
It's as if they just built a selection of obstacles and dispersed them around randomly.
Just because skaters would spend entire days lining up and taking turns trying to ride up a wall off of a launch ramp doesn't mean you build a skateboard park with the same attributes of unnatural and awkward resistance 😂
Exactly, it's like the people who designed and built these have never actually seen skateboarding.🤔
I'm from Ridgetown and that hurt man
Hey Ridgetowns a nice place, but the park.. not so much. I'm just as honest about my local parks in Hamilton too! I just give my honest opinion from someone that's been to literally hundreds of parks all over Canada and the USA.
Ridgetown ?!?! That must have hurt your soul
oh man... who designed this?? Who built it? and WHY didn't anyone stop this from happening lol!?