This isn't Blue Streak, what is it?

Except that looks like its coming out of a left hand turn. Which does nothing to solve the question at hand. Although, I will admit I don't know that particular coaster well enough to know for sure.

That's the best face I've seen on someone while riding a coaster.

I think that last pic nailed it. You can see the building in both pictures.

^^

The girl in between the two in the foreground looks like my Mom at that age.

LMAO!

The evidence matches. all three (Wildcat, Blue Streak, & Yankee Cannonball) were Schmeck designed coasters. Oh well.

Okay trivia time: Whick was named Blue Streak first: The sandusky high school team or the coaster?

The high school teams. PM me for info on where to send my prize! :-)

No prize: just bragging rights, but that was the correct answer.

I don't know, I can't see sh...

MrScott

^ Look behind you.

Jugga,

What majws you see I can see behid me when I can.t see too good in front of me?

MrScott (and I'm only 46, cherish your heath for as long as you've got it)

MrScott

I was just suggesting that if you are having trouble seeing sh.... then it would be best to look in the most likely place for it to be, behind you.

That made me laugh, Jugga.

What made it even better is that it showed up on the next page.

I am thinking it could be the Blue Streak, but from Conneaut Lake Park.

http://www.rcdb.com/ig249.htm?picture=10

No railing on the outside in that pic.

That's actually a good guess Browntggrr, I'd be inclined to agree if BS at CLP had an outside railing.

The building in the background of the original picture could have very well been the one at the entrance to Camperland at CLP.

EDIT: Speaking of BS at CLP, does anyone have a pic of the inside of the station where they have the warning sign hanging that states something to the effect of...

People with the following conditions should not ride:

Heart Trouble
Back problems
Pregnant Women

I just think it's funny as it refers to pregnant women as a condition, when in reality we all know they're a disease. ;) *** Edited 2/21/2007 6:08:32 PM UTC by Loopy***