English: Roller Skater, a roller coaster attraction at the Enchanted Kingdom in Santa Rosa, Laguna, the Philippines. Photo taken during our educational trip on October 16, 2019.
Filipino: Roller Skater, isang atraksiyon na sasakyang rodilyo sa Enchanted Kingdom sa Lungsod ng Santa Rosa, Laguna. Kinunan ang retrato sa kasagsagan ng lakbay-aral namin noong Oktubre 16, 2019.
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