Travels with Rendell
Hi!
Welcome to my "vanity page". I talk about myself a great deal here.
I started this page merely as an excuse to foist my horrible photographic
skills on an unsuspecting world. Consider yourself "warned" should you
be unwise enough to proceed.
I hope some enjoyment can be gleaned from this mess.
--Rendell
Click on a link to see my pages:
OutWest2000
Dixie Diversions - Summer 2004
Waterfalls of Louisiana
Central Florida 2001
My Top Ten Wooden Coasters
- Voyage [Holiday World, Indiana]
- El Toro [Six Flags Great Adventure, New Jersey]
- Hades [Mount Olympus, Wisconsin]
- Shivering Timbers [Michigan Adventures]
- Tonnerre de Zeus [Parc Asterix, Paris, France]
- Rampage [Alabama Adventures, Birmingham, AL]
- Megafobia [Oakwood, Wales, UK]
- Ghostrider [Knott's Berry Farm, California]
- Grand National [Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool, UK]
- Coaster [Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]
My Top Ten Steel Coasters
- Superman : Ride of Steel [Six Flags New England, Massachusetts]
- Nitro [Six Flags Great Adventure, New Jersey]
- Superman : Ride of Steel [Six Flags America, Maryland]
- Expedition GeForce [Holiday Park, Germany]
- Millennium Force [Cedar Point, Ohio]
- Batmen the Ride(s) [Multiple places]
- Nemesis [Alton Towers, England]
- Voodoo [Dorney Park, Pennsylvania]
- Dueling Dragons - Fire [Universal's Islands of Adventure, Florida]
- *X* [Six Flags Magic Mountain, California]
Honorable Mentions
- Top Gun : The Jet Coaster [Carowinds, NC/SC]
- Greezed Lightnin' [Joyland, Lubbock, Texas]
- Outer Limits : Flight of Fear [Paramount's King Dominion, Virginia]
Ok. I cheated. There more than ten coasters in my Top Ten list. But I have
so many coasters that I want to "award" by making sure to mention
their names. These coasters are coasters to seek out. They are very good.
I especially try to put coasters on my list that I think are
unfairly overlooked. Nobody talks about Outer Limits or Top
Gun : The Jet Coaster -- even in places where coaster-fans talk
about their favorite rides.
Highlight of 2006 : My "Midwestern Misadventures" Trip with Alex and Michael - including seeing the King Tut exhibit with Nola and Kelly while in Chicago.
Click here to see
my Picasa Webalbum of photos from the trip. Unfortunately, there are
practically no
photos from the ANY of the wonderful museums we visited in Chicago.
Still, the museums in Chicago are world-famous for a reason. If you are
ever in the area - you must visit at least one of them :
- Art Institute of Chicago
- The Museum of Science and Industry
- The Fields Musuem
Lowlights of 2006 : "A Tie" : The bulldozing of Astroworld; and the
dismantling of Six Flags New Orleans
- The saddest event of 2006 was the death of Miss Barbara's
mother, Effie Stoute.
She was 85 years old. Her health slowly faded away as the years
went by. It was sad to watch her "go", but maybe, she's
in a better place now.
- The most frustrating event of the new millennium (so far) is the
Saga of Rendell and the Rental Car.