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A quick tip if you want to enjoy Silver Dollar City with NO crowds then visit on a Friday in April.  It almost felt like we were the only people in the park during our first day there.



The waterfall behind the Lumber Camp restaurant has always been one of those quiet and relaxing corners of Silver Dollar City.  As Carrie doesn't ride coasters, whenever I head to snag a few laps on Wildfire this is where she likes to chill.



Speaking of heading to Wildfire while heading there I held my camera over the fences surrounding the construction site for a really nice look at the construction of the new ride.  As you can see there are a lot of footers.  For a little scale to how big they are, take a look at the two construction workers near the bottom of this picture.



All around the area between Powder Keg, the American Plunge, and Wildfire there are footers everywhere.  It looks like there is going to be quite the tangle of track on, around, and over this part of the park.



Here you can get a wide view between Wildfire and Powder Keg and of the new walkways and rockwork.



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