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Ventnor Skate Park Closure: 5 Year Old Skater Interview: Podcast

Thursday, 17th April, 2008 at 11:08 am, Isle of Wight

Ventnor Skate Park Closure: 5 Year Old SkaterWhile down at the Ventnor skate park the day that we heard that the IW council were planning to demolish it, we saw a young lad developing his skating skills.

When we say young, we mean young. This little nipper was a mere five years old.

Have a listen to the joy of his young innocence and budding enthusiasm for skateboarding.

Does the council really want to take a well used and much loved skate park away from people like this?

Quoting our young friend on Ventnor skate park, “It’s nice and good.”

If you don’t like the idea of the Ventnor skate park being demolished by the council, feel free to add a comment on the original story.

Photo: What Ventnor skate park will look like if the IW Council gets it way.


If you have a comment to make about the future of the Ventnor Skate Park, please add your comment to the post Ventnor Skate Park To Be Closed? Updated

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One Response to “Ventnor Skate Park Closure: 5 Year Old Skater Interview: Podcast”

  1. Ventnor Skate Park Closure: Teenagers Interview: Podcast | Ventnor Blog:Isle of Wight Says:
    April 17th, 2008 at 11:51 am

    [...] we were at the ‘never used’ skate park in Ventnor - yes, that’s three sets of people we spoke to in that short time … and [...]

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