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The sad part is, most of the kids who use the skatepark don't remember Opryland and the "Wabash Cannonbowl" and "Angle Inn" carry no special meanings for them. Sad indeed.
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The skatepark doesn't seem to have an official name, although The Tennessean likes to refer to it as the "Metro Nashville Skatepark" (See "Skateboarders never look at weather report" 2007-02-08 for example). A lot of skateboarding sites call it "Concrete Wave Country", but this seems to be a nickname given to it by skaters. Maybe someone should suggest an official name for Metro to designate it as. Kaldari (talk) 01:43, 11 February 2009 (UTC)Reply
