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Go Skateboarding Day in Annapolis Royal
by Larry Powell/Spectator View all articles from Larry Powell/Spectator
Article online since June 27th 2008, 10:17
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This skateboarder seems to hang in mid-air as he grabs for his board on the half pipe set up at King's Theatre in Annapolis Royal during Go Skateboarding Day Saturday, June 21.
Lawrence Powell
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Go Skateboarding Day in Annapolis Royal
It was Go Skateboarding Day in Annapolis Royal last Saturday, and not only did youngsters have a chance to try the halfpipe set up at King's Theatre across from the Farmers' and Traders' Market, the Annapolis West Seniors Games group donated $100 towards a future Annapolis Youth Park. Leo's Cafe in Annapolis Royal made a donation of $500 towards the project -- which will include a skateboarding facility.
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