N.76th Avenue Dinosaur #1 by DavidEMartin
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Description
On the northwest side of Milwaukee there once stood an outdoor amusement area. It had a huge 40' slide, a go-cart track, batting cages, and two mini-golf courses. The mini-golf courses were decorated with a bizarre variety of home-made statues.
Now, most everything is gone. Only three things remain. This is one of them. This guy stood near the back of the place. I guess he was guarding against the deer that routinely jumped the fence to browse the lawn. He used to have electric lights in his eyes.
Comments (6)
interesting shot..it's a shame they close these places down then wonder why kids roam the street getting into trouble...
Proof that change, while inevitable, is not always good. Good to see you back.
wow that looks cool
Great shot, Dave...yes...It's good to see you back! It is a shame that so many of our memories become fodder for the bulldozers. Thank God for Photography and people like you to record them for posterity!!
Nice. A dino that has survived. At last! Great pic!
WOW. nice shot.