Website review: Backyard wooden roller-coaster
topsurf discovered this in Bizarre/Oddities
•13 reviews since Apr 2, 2008
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topsurf discovered 3 months ago- It would be very cool to have this in your backyard! :)
- bobbyvardar rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Source"
- Zinggniz3 rated 3 months ago
- stumble the source: http://www.jeremyreid.com/
- habeus44 rated 3 months ago
- What a blast. This guy is great. It's a good thing he's not American or he'd have been shut-down before even beginning. Now THIS is the kind of "crafts" I want to stumble...not crocheted bunnies.
- Britney90210 rated 3 months ago
- Weird.
- stephfoster rated 3 months ago
I want, and my husband had better never see this site or he'll want to build it! Yes, I'm being contradictory.
- JMauser rated 3 months ago
- This would be awesome for kids. If I could figure out how to build a loop, I'd even ride it.
- beinki rated 3 months ago
- That would require a large insurance policy
- cameronpenn rated 3 months ago
- This is frickin' awesome.
- mfernandes83 rated 3 months ago
- Una montaņa rusa de madera en su propia casa!
- roslyn217 rated 3 months ago
- http://www.odditycentral.com/pics/backyard-wooden-roller-coaster.html WOW! < a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.odditycentral.com/pics/backyard-wooden-roller-coaster.html"> From The Page: Who ever said you have to go to an amusement park to enjoy a roller-coaster ride? Jeremy Reid decided to put all his effort into creating a fully-working roller-coaster ride in his very own backyard. It only cost him 9.500 pounds of lumber, a lot of time and $5.500, a very small price considering he created a ride with a maximum drop of 20 feet and a "lightning speed" of 20mph.
