I couldn’t be more excited for the coming year. We’re this close to having ourselves a finished HQ. As soon as the rainy seasons here, we’re gonna start filming Milk & Cookies 3 “Generations”, which will focus on the next generation of Diablo Valley skaters. It’s also sparked the idea to film a sequel to our shop’s old ramp videos. If I see some crazy idea in a vid, I’ll walk out, put on some tunes and try it right then and there. I get inspired by seeing my friends ripping. It’s easier to get people out to Castro Valley as a meetup spot. Thanks all!Ĥ5 years old and I feel like a young buck, learning new stuff daily. It wouldn’t have been possible without these amazing friends, Willie Bloxham, Scott Hewitt, Jeff Palmer, Morgan Foster, Daniel Dubois, Silver Bowl Crew, Juan, and Jeremy. All I know is a check comes at the end of the month, new materials are purchased, we go to work, then repeat the process. You know that old saying about boats… a boat is a hole in the water, surrounded by wood, into which you pour your money. There are banks on one side with a loveseat style gap-over transfer on the opposing side, escalators down on the left-hand side and hip-in-process to the right. The spine gives way to a slappy style concrete banked ledge. It’s laid out like two small capsule bowls with a spine in the middle. It’s 40 feet by 40 feet, made of plywood with a birch surface. The whole deal hovers around three to four feet. For now, the working title is Metro Ramp or my friend Scott has a funny one in “Joeltopia.” Its located on our ranch in Castro Valley, California. I can’t wait to build another, even better, one! It’s been an awesome learning experience and good exercise.
Really fun, it’s helped me get a lot better at transition being that I’m an old gap and rail monkey from the late ’90s. In the intense heat while being sucked alive by mosquitoes and stung by fire ants. I used that Skate Paint stuff instead of Skatelite or Gator Skins or anything for now. One section was gonna have marble on top but right now there’s no coping, just wood, which is surprisingly fun too.Ībout $3,500. Six-teen feet wide, five feet high, with a seven-foot stench. The “Fernery Ramp” because it’s built on an abandoned fernery here in Deland, Florida.
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Where do I even begin? It’s the best! Nothing beats a bonfire, a BBQ, and a ramp jam with the buds! Plus you never get snaked by scooters! I’ve definitely got a new love and respect for transition skating. It’s a dream come true! I’ve felt like I’ve progressed so much in an aspect of skating that I was once unfamiliar with and sketched out by. What’s it been like having your backyard training ground? I just bought beer and pizza and we knocked it out in like six hours! He actually builds ramps on the side under his company called Unity Builders. I had help with a fellow master carpenter and ramp builder homie named Ian Wilhelm, and a bunch of homies. It’s made with wood, and metal coping, with a kaleidoscope paint pattern. The ramp is twelve feet wide and three feet tall with a one-foot extension. Nathan Janssen – skater and documentarian
Family life… work-life… it’s really good. We want her to know that you don’t have to be a boy to enjoy the things the boys like. We are always trying to expand her imagination… no limitations.
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She knows how to hammer! We spent a couple of weeks together building it. She’ll go out in a nice dress and sparkle-shoes and grab the hammer. Me and my seven-year-old daughter built it together.
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