Another quiet day today so I watched some TV.
In the afternoon we went into town and I discovered there's a fair on the Market Square with a mini rollercoaster. How cool!
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4 comments:
Is the rollercoaster there because of the Kei Week? I was in Groningen too yesterday, I'll make a post about it tonight... Did you make a ride in the rollercoaster?
It's because of 'Gronings Ontzet' which is this saturday (august 28th)
And we might make a ride this saturday to celebrate Gronings Ontzet
That's a neat looking mini rollercoaster (and it doesn't look very mini from that picture. The "mini" ones here just go in a circle and they're for kids.)I had to look up "Gronings Ontzet." You guys have the most interesting holidays and cool history.
In 1672, Colorado (where I live) was still just inhabited by Native Americans and bison, and was about to be claimed by the French in 1682.
That is pretty cool. I don't know if I would want to go on a mini-roller coaster though-- I think a big part of the safety of them is how well they are connected to the ground!
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