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then the north tce pad to finish the arvo off

Then out of nowhere Craigo came through with the business. The board toss of victory! That's a wrap.

yeah

You just dirty I'm not in the streets motivating new content for your blog...

the bridge doesn't actually go to the casino, the casino did offer to fund the bridge to go all the way to the cas out of their own pocket, but adelaide city voted against it

It's finally starting to thaw out from winter so I thought I'd drop a few more snaps from the winter wonderland that was the warehouse.

Dale's taildrop was pretty gnarly considering where he's dropping from is a wobbly wall thats only 10 cm wide with a straight drop on the other side as well as the fact that the bank he's landing into was just kind of stacked together and could have collapsed at any time.

There seemed to be two main groups of guys that were building obstacles at the warehouse, the guys who wanted to build ledges and gaps and the guys who wanted to build banks and tranny. Ross was in the latter.

When Clint said he wanted to light a fire in the pit and do a trick over it I was a bit sceptical, not because I didn't think he could do it or it would look good but because the cops had already been through a few times and getting caught lighting a fire in an abandoned plywood factory was not really something I wanted to explain at job interviews for the rest of my life. Cop free-first shot-bs flip.

There were a bunch of mirrors hung around the place which made for some interesting photos. Sadly none of them were really pointed at the obstacles.

However some were pointed at posers.

This thing never quite reached its full potential as a spot, it was sketchy to roll up as the bottom of the ply kept chipping and you needed to hook at it as it was a much longer carve than was comfortable. Still it is super fun to blast over. Westy fs boffer.

Aaron Sellars fs shuv nosegrind.

One of the best things about the warehouse was the pit gap. A legit gap at an undercover spot is a good find normally but when you can build a bunch of other stuff there too its a gift from the skate gods. Clint fakie 360 flip.

To top it all off there on the side of the pit gap was this gap over a pole. I mean come on, this is a legit as spot. Jacky B bs flip.

This was probably my favourite obstacle that got made due to its uniqueness, I'm pretty sure that the trough was a maintenance pit that ran under a massive machine that used to be there. Riels decided to fill the gap in so that you could ollie in and out of the kickers. You had hook at it then carve at a weird angle at the last second to get the line and avoid the poles on the left. After a few test ollies, the metal filing cabinet was picked as the obstacle of choice. Clint fs noseblunt.

Tom Rielly sw polejam inspired by a.v.e.

Knobby, that fakie 360 flip over the gap pic is sick!

Rad warehouse update! Is the warehouse gone now? (saw a photo on fb this week of a warehouse getting knocked down)

Damn! Knobby

Sick photos knobby !

Yeah it seems that in a weird coincidence they started knocking the warehouse down the day I put this stuff up... RIP 2014 winter warehouse haha

With the citypark closed for a month and a slight drizzle saturday kicked off in the birdcage carpark.

As an added bonus this week we had Adelaide's ATV demon Gus Thomas in the crew

Burnden and Evans

A little gem of a spot tucked behind the fire station.