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This is the RIP zone for Skateparks that have bitten the dust!
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Fiberglass park installed in a former car dealership
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A park that came to an ironic end
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The first skatepark to sport the Wizard brand
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Built by a politician in his move toward becoming a congressman
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A park with its own skateboarding superheroes
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A rare boardwalk skatepark
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"Looks like a parking lot laid down by morons." -Charleston News and Courier
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A skatepark built on the site of the notorious "Action Park."
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One of the first ten skateparks of the 70's, and the first Texas park.
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One of two parks opened on the same stretch of highway within a week of one another.
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The first of two parks built in Fort Pierce in the summer of '77
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A red, white, and blue park opened across from an Air Force base on America's Bicentennial
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Mostly remembered as the place where Alan Gelfand and Jeff Duer invented the ollie
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