Skateboarding Spots in Ipswich, Suffolk*

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• Piss on ipswich
• English women are snob pigs
• Willis faber is a SNOBS paradise
• The toffee nosed bitch called MRS.cooper who ran a poofy ponce shoe shop called Tip toes {for mollys}snobbish cow-cow cooper
• underpass
• The place outside the wolsey theatre is cool nr da curly whirly car park.
• the skatepark,wallsey has a dubble and a single 4 set and a 2 5 sets and a huge set,the college has 3,5,6,7 sets and some more towards the front,a 4 set behind the pub accross the river from the skatepark,a 3 set with a rail at the bottom of the multi stori car park,a 3 set with a nice marble ledge but only for regular skaters unless your goofy and like riding backside,ipswich private school has a fuew things.
• My cousin's self-built half-pipe, in Waldringfield.
• um,,,skatepark obviously i skate anywhere with benches and things and were theres no old people around cos they piss me off
• I want to know if there is any interest in an indoor skate/BMX park in Ipswich. I'm thinkning big, big half pipes, loads of rails you name it. If there is enough interest it ***MIGHT happen and you can help with the design. Leave me some comments here. I'll be back in touch soon. (***This is a big MIGHT at the moment.)
• street: College rules it has 2,4,5,6,8 and 9 stairs. fircroft shops in the whitton area the car park is fun as. skatepark of course! wolsey theatre crown pools underground odeon just to name a few!
• Nr the railway station/UGC Cinema
• Last time I went past Cromwells, the skaters were all about 12. Which is fine if you're 12. There's the skate park too, obviously.
• wall-sey is how its sed how the feck u spell only the big man upsatirs knows...
• There is a REALLY nice low, marble ledge down a 3 set outside the Buttermarket, next to BHS. Although, if you're goofy, you're not gonna get much put down on it unless you skate well backside, slides don't work well.
• cromwell square by far, we've all been there...skating in an actual skatepark just isn't the same, even as a trendy onlooker in my youth like me!
• Crown pools, Odeon, the College, the Wastelands, the park's all right...
• the sk8 park nr the canal
• Obviously the Skate Park
• Cromwell's is the obvious one!
• My mates and I tend to skate around in the park. I know someone who loves to sit on his board and rolls down hippy hill... whatever floats your boat!.
• as a self-confessed skating observer junkie, cromwell seems to be a popular place, as is the skate park (even if there are a few too many kids under 15) i'm told there's a good marble ledge somewhere if you can find it...
• Skate park and grave yards.
• New skate park looks good but not been yet
• The skate part next to the old town centre
• Greyfriars Church, Crown Pools
• used 2 b cromwell square but it has recenyly died a silent death.we're getting a new skatepark early next year, tho-hooray!! BMXers go 2 outside mfi and 2 tuddenham (a nearby village) debenham (another village) has a small skate park but it's crap.
• A new park should be finished early 2001. Find a spot, theres plenty unless your're a winger!!!
• Don't partake myself, but it seems to be the steps outside the church at the back of Willis Corroon, and outside Crown Pools.
• Plenty of street spots including Fisons, Greyfriars, the Church, the big Halfords, the College and Crown pools. Greyfriars is best: two good banks and loads of waxed curbs and manual blocks. Fisons is good too: it's all marble Ñ steps, a big four and an eight or nine and marble drops too. Crown Pools has a big set of eight and a nice four.

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