Photo TR: Xinghai Park & Xintang Park (4/29/28)

[The Angry Darren Mullins]

Diclaimer/Warning/Prelude-The content contained in this TR is meant to showcase parks and to be informative for those who may one day visit the parks or who are just curious about the parks. If you are offended by anything truthful please turn back now and adopt a different set of values. There is no problem with Apu. If anything offends you about this TR, write it on a piece of paper, fold it and stick it up your @$$.

 

April 29, 2018: Xinghai Park and Xintang Park in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

 

Xinghai Park-This was my first park of the day. It is located very close to Long Dragon Paradise (you will get it if you know a little Chinese). This is a very nice city park with a lake and a lot of greenery. There is a small section of amusement rides here that include a pirate ship and a waver swinger and some kiddie rides. There is a family coaster here. It is like several others I have ridden. It isn't much of a ride, but there seems to be none of the idiotic restrictions that are starting to appear on so many coasters in China. It became coaster #424 that I have discovered before ACE or RCDB. It also became coaster #1138 for me to ride.

 

The Guangzhou Metro stretches out to Xintang, so I finally made it to Xintang park today, only to find that the rides are being removed. It was a four hour round trip on the metro to get there thanks to the numerous transfers. There is really nothing to this park now and as I am telling you that the rides are being removed, it will save those of you who visit Guangzhou from going here. Xintang seems to be a poor area and people there do not seem to be educated. I took a three wheeler to the park and on the way, another three wheeler sideswiped the one I was riding in. I enjoyed the confrontation between the two drivers that resulted when they both stopped at a traffic light. Another thing was the man and woman who were having an argument on the street between what appeared to be a husband and wife. The woman was screaming about money and how he did not have enough to buy her fancy undies. The man knocked the crap out of her. She fell to the street and blood splattered. I do not, I repeat DO NOT have any tolerance for a man being violent towards a lady, but when a woman starts screaming at a man over something like his income, she loses the title of "Lady" and all deals are off. The smackdown today is just more proof that violence against women is sometimes chosen by women. This comes from a married man who has great respect for his wife.

I will check out Xinghai Park in Guangzhou this morning.

This park looks great.

A lot of parks here have a lake.

A pirate ship is one of only two adult sized rides here.

A wave swinger can be found in most Chinese parks.

Here is the coaster.

I have seen this layout several times before.

The train looks like a giant worm.

Here is another shot of the best ride at Xinghai.

Here is more kiddie por...er, wait....I do not want to offend a website where rape has been made into a joke...

A two hour metro ride, a near fight and a smackdown passed and I arrived at Xintang park.

Xintang has a shuttle coaster. Just look at that reverse point. This will finish the TR.

[JG-77]

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Edited April 30, 2018 by JG-77

[gerstlaueringvar]

It’s very nice to hear that you think domestic violence can be justified under certain circumstances.

 

There, and I already wrote that on a piece of paper, folded that really nicely and stuck it up my ass.

[bert425]

Diclaimer/Warning/Prelude-The content contained in this TR is meant to showcase parks and to be informative for those who may one day visit the parks or who are just curious about the parks. If you are offended by anything truthful please turn back now and adopt a different set of values. There is no problem with Apu. If anything offends you about this TR, write it on a piece of paper, fold it and stick it up your @$$.

 

 

 

Nope.

 

thanks for the advance warning.

 

will not waste any more of my time looking at anything you post, Mr. Miller.