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dylan_t
dose any one know of any good spots in yhe nw
















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CraigE
morecambe skate park bruv wacko.gif

maybe you should try a indoor park
AnimalChin
Depending on where you are based, I suppose the most obvious would be Stoke Plaza:

www.sketchyskateboarding.co.uk/stokeplaza.htm

There are quite a few NW spots mentioned on the above Website.

I haven't had chance to visit Stoke Plaza yet, but I should make it over there at some point this summer.

The last time I skated in Stoke was back in the late 80s and I pretty much spent the hole day around some kind of council building (near the old Odeon - I think?). It had transitions at the side of the building and some good banckles in the parking lot. Anyone know the spot I'm thinking of?
New Gnu
QUOTE(AnimalChin @ Apr 18 2008, 11:44 AM) *
Depending on where you are based, I suppose the most obvious would be Stoke Plaza:

www.sketchyskateboarding.co.uk/stokeplaza.htm

There are quite a few NW spots mentioned on the above Website.

I haven't had chance to visit Stoke Plaza yet, but I should make it over there at some point this summer.

The last time I skated in Stoke was back in the late 80s and I pretty much spent the hole day around some kind of council building (near the old Odeon - I think?). It had transitions at the side of the building and some good banckles in the parking lot. Anyone know the spot I'm thinking of?

Stoke is midlands not NW..

The NW has some of the best spots in the country. If you've got a car you're spoiled.
Same Old
get ya self down to Fairhaven! It's where all the rad shit is going down shifty.gif

If your prepared to travel just a lil bit then you've got Ramp City in BP and Interact in Burnley
New Gnu
I wouldn't bother with Burnley. It's run by tossers and the street course is only fit for BMXers.
AnimalChin
QUOTE(New Gnu @ Apr 18 2008, 12:54 PM) *
Stoke is midlands not NW.


Only if you are a geographical pedant wink.gif.

Culturally Stoke has more in common with the 'official' NW region than the Midlands and if you are based in the southern NW counties, Stoke is only spitting distance away.

Admittedly it's a bit of a trek from Morecambe, but if you've got a car it's probably worth the trip.
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