Older wooden roller coaster

This is from a few weeks ago. I don't think you see these much anymore. The older amusement park looked open but it didn't look like this roller coaster was running. I took this from outside of the park.

[Nina Ganci]

beautiful framework and lines

[bruni]

Lots of textures and lines. looks unused too.

[Danette Thompson]

Nice capture of it. Looks old for sure.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Great find

[Mariana Visser]

well captured

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Shutterbug]

It looks like it’s still in good repair. Lovely pov

[Diana]

Great shot of this amazing construction, I have yet to go on one ;-)

[Lou Ann]

Oh my, well I’m sure it is closed for safety reasons. But so cool.

[Lin]

Cool lines and shapes.

[carol white]

Nicely captured

[Korcsog Károly]

I like it!

[gloria jones]

Nice capture

[bkb in the city]

Very cool. Edmonton had one of those once back in the 1930's

[Margaret Brown]

Nice lines and textures

[Mags]

Very nice! I miss the wooden roller coaster known as the Swamp Fox back when Myrtle Beach was a quiet little town on our coast.

[sarah]

Great shot

[Mave]

Looks old fashioned

[KWind]

I like all the lines.

[Babs]

Nice shot, but I think I will stay away from the roller coaster, it looks rather rickety.

[Islandgirl]

Neat capture!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

No, there's not too many of them left. When I was in seminary I had two classmates (friends) that were roller coaster nuts. They took trips together every year to ride roller coasters. I bet they would know the answer to how many wooden ones are left. Good shot.

[CAT Carter19]

I bet it looks a lot taller when you're looking down lol