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This is a shot of the oldest (wooden) rollercoaster in "Bakken", an Amusement Park in Denmark. "Bakken" means "The Hill" and it lies just in the edge of a beautiful forest with deers and other lovely creatures of its kind. A wonderful place to have a picnic in the summertime.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Today it has been a really rainy day. It is ok, because we havent had real rain for a long time. Only a little here and there, so we needed it.
Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (17)
Quite a maze of woodwork!
It is very well done by only you. 5+!!!
An interesting structure, but if that is a ride you won't get me on there!
WOW! Is it still operational!
Quite a bit of work gone into this, I hope its safe!!
Very nice capture of this super cool old coaster Helle
Very interesting image! Great capture! :)
this is wonderful shot. do it still work?
Should have made us guess at what it is. ;) Not many of these still in use, excellent capture! :)
Love the geometry in this photo. And nothing sounds as good as a wooden roller coaster. Did you take a ride?
NOOO!! I didnt take a ride and it still works, though :D That time has passed, where I go into such one :)
Fantastic photography
These structures seem so complex; I'm not a rollercoaster afficionado, but the old wooden ones are favourites of many folks I know who love coasters. Beautiful capture!
Amazing capture Helle. God Bless.
I would love to stand there and listen to this thing talk to itself as the trains go around! The sound must be marvellous. Such an evocative photograph!
wow, wood and perfection in this picture!
I would be standing next to Tara, listening to this thing talking to itself. Wooden rollercoasters have such a distinct sound, but I don't know their language. We have one near Chicago and it's exciting to see, but there are so many bigger ones that the old, wooden one is easy to miss. But it's like the grandfather to all of the other roller coasters. I love the wood textures and lines and patterns in this shot and black and white is perfect!