2016 Photo Roundup. Part 1

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The New Texas Giant, Six Flags Over Texas
  
Instead of a typical article, today I'm starting a three part photo series! All the photos are from the different seasons in 2016! I really hope that you guys enjoy the photos! These photos are from the beginning of the year, between January and May 2016!

Phobia Phear Coaster, Lake Compounce
Phobia Phear Coaster, Lake Compounce

The New Texas Giant. Six Flags Over Texas

Superman The Ride, Six Flags New England

Superman The Ride, Six Flags New England

Reverse Time, Quassy

Phobia Phear Coaster, Lake Compounce 

Wildcat, Lake Compounce

Wildcat, Lake Compounce


Men in Black & Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit, Universal Studios Orlando



Harry Potter and The Forbidden Journey, Universal's Islands of Adventure

Dragon Challenge, Universal's Islands of Adventure

Pirate Ship, Lake Compounce

Wicked Cyclone, Lake Compounce


Superman The Ride, Six Flags New England

Stay tuned for the next installment! That will be the summer season!




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