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Ohio couple spent $700 building 12-foot backyard roller coaster for their kids

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What happened

An Ohio couple named Jon and Natasha Cain built a roller coaster for their children in 2009.

They used local materials and spent approximately $700 on the project, which took three weeks to complete.

Key facts

  • An Ohio couple named Jon and Natasha Cain built a roller coaster for their children in 2009.
  • They used local materials and spent approximately $700 on the project, which took three weeks to complete.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Fri, 09 Oct 2026 12:01:57 UTC.

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