Escape from Fiend Island

Being a Saturday you've got to check out Salamanca markets.

Bundy Lyfe

Bit of sightseeing was called for

The water that comes from the top of Mt. Wellington is some the coldest and freshest water you'll find.

Not a bad view from the top

After getting the token touristy shit out of the way it was on to the main attraction!

Thanks to Concrete Skate Parks there was lots of cash up for grabs!

Bobby reaps what he sows

Briggsy smashed his teeth on the coping (again!) but was all smiles after scoring a fresh set of Indy's for his nbd nose grind nose pick.

Handcrafted in Tasmania...

The Bowl Jam went off! Unfortunately I didn't get too many shitty iPhone pics of the action as I was skating, so you'll have to wait for the clip to drop to see which hammers went down.
Much props to Jimmy's Skate and Street for keeping skating alive in Tas, Concrete Skate Parks for the generous prize money, all the people that came down to cheer the crew on, and most of all - the skaters who put their bodies on the line to skate one of the oldest and rawest skate spots in the world!

We had a wind down session at E.C and even though everyone had a big day at The Bowl the ripping continued til dark and then it was off to The Homestead for grub, refreshments and free pool!

Benny Walters was in fine form!

Ben Smith!

Things got good!

... And then got bad!

Gez learnt the hard way about regret and clouded judgement.

Sunday morning was pretty rough around the edges but we still managed to get out of town early to hit up Kettering on the way through to Bruny Island.

RJ wasn't faring so well

The ferry ride across to Bruny Island was pretty damn fine

Bruny's park is the most recently made in Tassie, and definitely one of the most remote. The boys pushed through the hangovers and came out with some sick tricks. If you're keen to get away and some camping Bruny Island is the place for it!