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1970’s Florida Skateparks RIP
1970's Florida Skateparks RIP. This list is the 1970's skateparks that bit the dust. Most of them dies in the early 1980's, and there are a few exceptions... if they are still open, search them out in the regular 'open' directory
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The "showroom" park for International Sports and Recreation's fiberglass ramps
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Jax Beach's first park before Kona.
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A family skatepark taken over by a gangster and corrupt politicians
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The first of two parks built in Fort Pierce in the summer of '77
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Mostly remembered as the place where Alan Gelfand and Jeff Duer invented the ollie
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The first skatepark with a fullpipe.
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One of a pair of spiritual twin parks in the St. Petersburg area.
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By the man who brought urethane to skateboarding.
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One of the last parks to be built in Florida during the 70's
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Not to be confused with the San Diego park of the same name
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The second of the dueling Fort Pierce skateparks
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A residential area built a mini-skatepark on its playground
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