Long Beach Pike Clip

[The Interpreter]

EXCELLENT quality. HUGE download.

NOT suitable for dial-up, but otherwise quite incredible:

http://irememberlongbeach.com/assets/multi...IKE_SHORT-1.wmv

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Wow thanks for sharing. The ability to be able to find, share, view and participate in things from the internet, just remind me that the invention of the internet is one of the great inventions of our time.

[The Interpreter]

What amazes me is that video MUST be from before September 15, 1968. It is in incredible shape, and is very rare for its time. And that wooden coaster? It's the Cyclone Racer, a Harry Traver ride (as was the Cedar Point Cyclone).

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Yea I was noticing how well it was kept up in the video and I liked how packed in all the rides were to each other. To be honest it brought back memories from an era gone by.

[The Interpreter]

This wood wild mouse is in there too:

http://www.rcdb.com/ig2425.htm?picture=1

http://www.rcdb.com/ig2425.htm?picture=3

Wild Maus!

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I love it those cars were so cool, but the last of the four in the series is the one that shows the how time has not stood still. Thanks again

http://www.rcdb.com/ig2425.htm?picture=4

[The Interpreter]

And even THAT picture is nearly 30 years ago....

Sigh.

In some ways the old days were better....and in many other ways, not.

Still, younguns...some day you will look back on these as the good old days.

Trust me, I know these things.

[Monroe]

Wow thanks for sharing. The ability to be able to find, share, view and participate in things from the internet, just remind me that the invention of the internet is one of the great inventions of our time.

All in thanks to Al Gore.

[The Interpreter]

Yep, there's great things on the Internets.