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From: ron@brl-vgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
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Subject: Re: Square dance??
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Date: Fri, 11-May-84 14:15:22 EDT
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Anybody venture to discuss what they think the best roller coaster
around it?  Some friends and I are planning some one day private
plane trips and we think that checking out roller coasters would
be a worthwhile diversion.  We will be visiting those in a couple
of hours flying time from Maryland, but don't restrict your comments
to any one area of the country.


Rebel Yell, Kings Dominion, just north of Richmond, VA.  This was
supposed to be the highest/fastest when it was built.  However, it
does seem to be a little blase.  It's a twin, out turn around and back
roller coaster.  Kings Dominion has another new coaster called the
Grizzley but I haven't ridden it yet.

The Great American Scream Machine:  Six Flags Over Georgia.
I thought this was pretty good.  It's been a while since I've
ridden on it.

Six Flags over New Jersey (actually they don't call it that, it's
Six Flags Great Adventure), Jackson, NJ.  All they had when I was there
was a very short looping ride.

-Ron