June 5 (UPI) --A California man who built a roller coaster in his family's back yard is giving the ride away for free to anyone who can convince him they are the right person to be its new owner.

The thought of riding someone’s homemade roller coaster kinda ... John Ivers managed to build his own 180-foot long roller coaster right in his back yard. The "Blue Flash" even has it’s ...

I'm Renee Montagne. It may not go upside down, but Lyle Pemble's roller coaster does have two big peaks made from PVC pipe and the added charm of being in his own back yard. The 10-year-old loves ...

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After experiencing one of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the U.S., his son asked why they couldn’t build one of their own, which inspired Mr. Pemble to head to the local lumber yard ...

Dad giving away homemade backyard roller coaster A dad in San Diego, who also happens to be an engineer, has designed and built a one-of-a-kind toy for kids of all ages, a homemade roller coaster ...

You need a dozen-plus tools to tackle every challenge. One of these is a lawn roller. Using one before mowing can make mowing easier. They also can even out your yard or help newly planted seeds ...