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  • Without any other means of contacting you, we are adding this message in hopes to acquire the rights of use for the Belmont Park (Mission Beach) Giant Dipper photo. We are producing a sales brochure for a client and would like to use this image in the material at roughly 2" square. Can you provide us with permission or what the fee might be and also a hi-res image if possible? This need is pretty immediate so a quick response would be appreciated. Please contact Aaron Keck at aaron@bkads.com. Best Regards.

  • said bkads

  • 2009.09.30 at 07:30:13 PDT

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  • Hi friend.....I am so thrilled, and honored to have been featured here today on the Homepage...Thanks ever so much for popping by and leaving your most kind comments, which I truly value....Take care now, and Best Wishes...Larry.

  • said umpa1

  • 2009.08.24 at 21:37:39 PDT

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  • What's the story on all your Geauga Lake photos... I know that Cedar Fair closed down the amusement park... were you there on some sort of special "auction" day??

  • said mark5ok

  • 2008.11.12 at 12:03:42 PST

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  • Hi, Congrats on your POTD. Great photo!! I tried to leave a comment on the pic but the comments function seems to be broken so I.ll leave it here. You really can take some great pix with a point and shoot. I used a $100 camera for years. Enjoy your moment in the spotlight. - Dave

  • said depo17

  • 2008.08.07 at 21:38:23 PDT

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  • Fancy set of wheels ;-) Charley

  • said CharleySunshine

  • 2008.08.07 at 13:52:32 PDT

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  • Congratulations on the 'hot' 1955 Chevy photo featured today in rides. Great shot! john

  • said woodeye518

  • 2008.08.07 at 07:30:42 PDT

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  • Hi! Thanks for visited my albums and your comment on my POTD.I appreciate it so much! Wishing you have a nice day!

  • said sunnyhou868

  • 2008.07.01 at 18:39:09 PDT

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  • Thanks for posting the 'Cars' tour photo's, making me a hero with my grandson.

  • said woodeye518

  • 2007.11.30 at 13:14:04 PST

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  • Thank you for the comment on my Cumbres & Toltec railroad album. It is worth going there. What the photos don't tell is that there's good people out there that makes the experience all the better.

  • said meabbott

  • 2007.08.12 at 03:32:11 PDT

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