Screenshot / Pine Mountain - 1980
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01-July 17
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Since my old timeline park "Attractiepark De Smit" kept crashing when I tried to open it, I decided to start a new one. This park is inspired by some old school roadside theme parks like "Funtown/Guntown Mountain", "Gold Mountain", and "Santa's Land".
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Pine Mountain is a popular western-themed roadside attraction built in the mid 1960's. After parking your car, you can pay a visit to the giftshop, where we sell a variety of hats, plushies, balloons, and other merchandise. To get to the top of the mountain (where everything else is) you can take the chairlift, or you can hike up the path.
At the top of the mountain is the western village. The parents can sit at one of our cafés while the children take a ride in one of our vintage cars.
On the other side of the western village is the showstage, where the entire family can sit down and watch a funny show with cowboys and indians. Next to the stage is a playground for the kids.
After over 20 years the old owners retired and put the park up for sale in 1979, a man called Joseph Van Der Boom bought the park in 1980, during an interview with the local news he said "I have big plans for Pine Mountain, I want to turn it into an amusement park for the entire family."
Much better than your NCSO. This is actually worth showing. Just try to avoid the square grass.
Yep, not bad at all. Just a lot of grass and mud, I would not want to visit this park unless I wore large rubber boots up to my armpits.
Lol, I'll make sure to get rid of some mud
That's nice. In my opinion the foliage is a bit random, improve that and it will be great.