Bonus Pedro Post

More photos from around the area...

Homies on the warm up.

The cam cam took a spill.

Look at the cute little baby double set.

Rollin' off into the sunset.

Channel Street Skatepark Session


Big J-Abs doin' what he does best at the place he loves most.

Pedro Pushers

Hopped over a couple bridges and paid a visit to Long Beach's little brother, San Pedro. Take a peek into the wildness from not too long ago...

A view of Long Beach from the San Pedro hills.

We made our way into a low key spot.

This was such a fun pool spot.

 
Everyone had to get their name up here.

I guess you skate into it but it was flooded so we moved onward.

Picture perfect?

Some Pedro locals showed us this sick flat bar.

The people at this spot hate us. Sadly we only got like five minutes here.

Even Johnny wouldn't buck to house of drops.

 
Picture perfect.

 
Then we cruised down to the Korean Bell.

Roman took a history lesson.

After that we went and explored Sunken City.

With lots of concrete and lots of Bondo, there could be lots of possibilities.

Hikers in search of something to skate.

Roman and Mikey on top of the world! Can't forget to give a shout out to Mr. Griego for his twenty-first birthday. Have a good one homie!

"Dat Is Doo!"

"You see dat guy over dere? Dat guy looks like a pretty awesome skateboarder right dere. He's in da book y'all."

Outtake Tuesdays Vol. 4


Yet another installment of footage not suitable for the final product. Sorry, it's more of a careless edit. Peep it out if you're bored. What was I thinking?

How Spots Change

A little birdie told us about a new spot by a famous high school.

First off, eighteen stair. Any takers?

What's that bird chirping about in the background? Anyway, I'm now a proud father of my very first fifty foot back grind. :)

That damn bird never told us the new spot was skate stopped! Maybe I just wasn't listening...

So many possibilities, fenced off, crushed. Damn you Dylan.

Roy was so depressed about it he purposely subjected himself to the most uncomfortable position ever.

At least Phil was still able to have fun with it.

Roy blogumented this nice little Michael Leon ollie for me.

Only people crazy enough as Furby would jump over this.

Oh how spots change. Seven flat two, rest in peace.

Where seven flat two used to be. I'll never forget you switch flip...

The new and disproved ten to eight. Reconstructed to serve the handicapped. Rest in peace Burbank hubba.

At least the rail hasn't changed.

Golden hour at the last spot of the day.

Valley Times

 Headed up north some time ago. Here's my coverage of the happenings.

Josh begins the day with his stretching ritual.

Michael on rock patrol.

Josh likes to go over the highest part.


Some big fish dunking on these kitty courts.

Tomato head in full form.

"I'm a ditch I'm a lover, I'm a child I'm a mother."

Slip 'N' slide time.

Reason For The Season

Drove out to downtown L.A. the other day only to get rained out. No one wanted to go home empty handed so we made do and skated this bench in a hallway.

Oh yeah. Phil's on Heel Bruise. I think, he only got like four shirts from them so far. : /

Phil did about three other tricks out of this nollie noseslide but I was too lazy to blog it.

Chris crook.

Of all the stupid things I see knobbed, this has to take the cake. A knobbed handrail with no run up next to a fence. Note the knobs on the bottom next to the steps. Idiots. Oh yeah, there's a perfect eight rail at this school too, not knobbed of course...

Rainy Day Alternatives

Rain sucks, so if you're still itching to skate and it's raining, I highly recommend either United, Vans, or at the very least, Channel Street Skatepark...

Fully worth the five bucks.

The queen of D.I.Y. spots.

It wasn't raining this day but if it was we'd still be skating it.

Josh gets his slash grinds on lock.

I'm seeing double, in Krook3D!