Skatepark in South East London

Mudchute?

Mudcute is pretty small, just a few ledges ok for a skate but not really worth it on a bike.

Prolly the one down Mile End park ... it's right at the south end of the park, near the go karts.nA popular spot by all accounts, only been open a wee while.

Slurd
Welcome to the neighbourhood. I was last skating around MK in about '89 so I doubt you know me, unless you're one of the old old school. I'm just over in Brockley, but I'm a Stony boy. Whereabouts you from? You might know/know of Wig, the guy that ran sidewalk mag for years, another Stony boy. He lives in Telegraph Hill. Rides a silver and pink Mercian audax. I got a yellow/orange fixed audax and a silver & black tourer, look out for us and say hi. There's a few other old skaters in Telegraph Hill and Brockley as it goes, some on here.

Old skaters never die, they just delaminate.

this park was all concrete
not mile end
not small

isle of dogs probably

I reckon you imaginated it in your dreamy weams.

Skully - I was two in '89 so probably not. Yeah I know of Wig, do you know Selley and the Inces'? I used to frequent the mini in Old Stoney, was amazing before they ripped it down. I'll keep an eye out for you, I'm riding around on a gold Pake, bought the frame and fork from a guy from Brockley from this site actually, I'll be sure to say hi.

summeroflovechild? :-)

There's a few other old skaters in Telegraph Hill and Brockley as it goes, some on here.

Old skaters never die, they just delaminate.

I remember when I snapped my Ripsaw Mini - saddest day of my life.

Skully - I was two in '89 so probably not. Yeah I know of Wig, do you know Selley and the Inces'? I used to frequent the mini in Old Stoney, was amazing before they ripped it down. I'll keep an eye out for you, I'm riding around on a gold Pake, bought the frame and fork from a guy from Brockley from this site actually, I'll be sure to say hi.

Ha! That was me!

Ha! That was me!

Loving the frame btw, handles really nice. Didnt even know about the Brockley/Telegraph Hill area until I came to pick up that frame and fork, loved the area and ended up moving there a couple of months later, thanks.

It's like a disease, this neck of the woods.

I loved that funny shaped rip saw. I remember one of the MK punks had a YardStik BITD, the first not-homemade longboard I ever saw ... dope.

There's a new design up and another meeting on the 19th, take a look here: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=118593778234481.

I'd like to go along, but will almost definitely working, so if you can go, please do.

To anyone who's interested, the Telegraph Hill mini-park is now open. It's not quite what recently opened at Victoria Park (amazing facility!) but I'm looking forward to seeing it. There's an official opening event on Sunday March 25th.

Old skaters never die they just do audaxes

ftfy.