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Snapped at Beech Bend Park, a small amusement park in Bowling Green, Kentucky, around 1964 or '65.
Park entry was ten cents per person at the time. They had lots of rides, a roller rink, mini-motorbike rentals, and the best Skee Ball in their game/arcade area. (I would bowl for a couple of hours racking up the tickets to be traded in for prizes.)
A really fun park during it's heyday, along the lines of a state fair midway that never closed. We went there every year at the end of my Dad's vacation, usually in August, and we looked forward to it all summer.
Photo credit: Dad.
Park entry was ten cents per person at the time. They had lots of rides, a roller rink, mini-motorbike rentals, and the best Skee Ball in their game/arcade area. (I would bowl for a couple of hours racking up the tickets to be traded in for prizes.)
A really fun park during it's heyday, along the lines of a state fair midway that never closed. We went there every year at the end of my Dad's vacation, usually in August, and we looked forward to it all summer.
Photo credit: Dad.
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Smiley Derleth club has replied to Alan Mays clubAlso a Polaroid. :)
Smiley Derleth club has replied to Alan Mays clubSmiley Derleth club has replied to RicksPics clubI'm sure this was a far better model Polaroid, but I must say, like your Dad, the Polaroid Swinger I got in 8th grade was probably my favorite present of all time. The film cost around $7I think, (the camera was 19.95) and I used a lot of babysitting money to buy the packs. (8 photos in a pack, with that cool pink gel you coated the photos with.
Those were the days.
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