This site chronicles Jared and some of his friends. The skate spots listed are places we have visited. The events documented include comps, skatepark openings, or anything else in the world of skate or snowboarding.
It's been quite a while since the site has been updated. It just hasn't developed into the site it was supposed to, namely a network of skater friends. So some time this year we're going to change it over to a blog about places we've been and people we've met in our travels.
We've got some ideas and we'll see what happens. In the meantime, check out this action.
Canada 's premier snowboard slopestyle series stops at Camp Fortune on February 18th , 2006 . Look for a cash purse of $1450 in the ‘Open' category and over $8,000 in prizes to be awarded throughout the day. Ripzone will also be awarding $400 for the Best Trick.
This event series is brought to you by the same crew that runs the Muskoka Woods Skateboard Series so you can count on it to be first rate.
Local sponsors include En Equilbre and Top of the World.
For online registration and more information visit www.youlookgood.ca
When a community supports its kids then everybody benefits, and Centre Hastings knows how to support its kids.
Ostracize (verb): 1) to banish dangerously powerful or unpopular citizens; 2) to exclude from society, favour or common privileges.
"Everything is a go at Barrhaven's new skateboard park on Longfields Drive, right across from the entrance to South Nepean Park" quotes Councillor Harder's website. Other than the location, the only thing new is the asphalt (kindly donated by R.W. Tomlinson Construction). The ramps are the haggard old ramps that saw 10 years of use at the Walter Baker Recreation Complex. Councillor Harder's attitude about skateboarders is even more outdated than the ramps.
The fundraiser for CHEO at the Ottawa Sk8park was a big success. Bands, boarders, big smiles. Sounds like a winning combination.