Malibu

Last night, was random. At around one o'clock in the morning when Cody asked me if I'd like to go to the beach. So we went, with his "Check Engine" light on the entire way, in the rain. A definite adventure.

Lawrence

This school is most likely known for it's ledge spot. But Johnny sure had a good time skating over this trash bin.

HASCO

So this is the hallway I walk down every damn day. Well five out of seven. Not anymore. They're "shutting down" the west coast location. Therefor I don't work there anymore. I'm psyched though. Now I can get a job I'll enjoy. I LOVE MY LIFE!

Ride Skateboards in San Diego

The only order these photos are in, is chronological. But I will say: That wasn't a crook attempt, but back-tail. Nik Konopasek could've pulled that crooks five more times every try at the rate he was doing 'em this day. It's not too often you see tricks like Nose-Tails thrown in your face by an ex-helmet rocker Austin Mayer. Not saying I wasn't at one point. Cano was way psyched on the first try ollie with mid-air high beams, and his heel varial. Steve McNeal is an amazing skateboarder. That kickflip was so solid. I'm psyched on it even if he's not. Brad is extremely quiet, until he gets on a skateboard. Still he's quiet, but actions speak much louder than words. Studies of the footy show that Brian's nollie heel was definitely perfect. Jake knew he filmed it perfect, but he just checked it for our assurance. On the way home Sunday night we stopped at some random park Jake knew of near these sick ass rails. It was there when I found out how much pop Brad really had. The craziest thing about that, is how dark it was at that park when he pulled that back 180. For a minute there were lights from tennis courts above, then those shut off. it sucked. Brad didn't seem to mind though.

SD Locals Visit

Those of you who remember this night, know. I know, there isn't many, but still. Pretty random photo for what went down that night.