We drained this pool twice before they filled it in with dirt. It was hardly worth it because it had very steep tight transitions with a kink at the bottom. Still it was the first pool I skated. Justin came to help us drain and watch us skate. This was only a few months after a nearly fatal car accident. Now that is dedication to shredding. Justin now skates almost every day and lives in Denver, CO. He is one of the most inspirational people to walk this earth and I might not be a skateboarder if it wasn't for him.
Here is Chris, from Tulsa, takin' it to the limit.
These photos are from a month back. I went with my family to say goodbye to a great women, my Nana. Here is my Aunt Anna right before I took off to explore downtown.
Sis Mia, Mom Lisa, Aunt Allison, And my Dad. We all went to the Harbor to grab some lunch and do some shopping.
There I am!
This was at a museum near the harbor
This wooden fort type thing was there too.
This thing looks like some sort of missle silo.
All and all it was a great trip. My Nana will always be missed by all of us.
Nick (FS smith one eighty out) and I went out again last weekend. To try and get a photo for an ad that is gonna be in Lowcard Magazine. This isn't the photo that made the cut but, we still worked hard to get it. You can check the ad photo when the mag comes out, next month I think.
So I suggested he try to crook it. He landed it within five tries. To bad it didn't make the cut for the ad. : ( better luck next time.
