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skatepark
(redirected from Skate parks)

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skatepark
n → Skateboardanlage f
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Skate parks - places to ride the boards safely with jumps, ramps, etc.
Let's build world class skate park in Eugene by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
People do all sorts of things for entertainment and that includes traveling to find the best skate parks in the world There are people that live for that challenge and they will go to many different locations to try them out People do all sorts of things for entertainment and that includes traveling to find the best skate parks in the world.
Where Are the Best Skate Parks Located? by Paul Sharp / Sports and fitness community
Leader of the campaign group Nick Richards, 21, who has been skating for eight years, said though there were skate parks in the city, they were also open to other users and as a result were often vandalised.
Skateboarders want council to jump to it; Designated park appeal by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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