The Line.
A primary colored Rune takes a backside Smith grind around the corner at the Volcom ramp.
I like how Volcom was running a record label in addition to making clothing. I have no idea if their bands were any good, but I appreciate that they were doing it.
Skateboarding was rained out yesterday. It was the first time since September 6th that I didn't roll. I probably needed the day off. The weather appears to be shifting to a wetter and chillier fall pattern soon so I'm glad I went over to skate the Jamestown city park on Sunday morning when it was warm. It's a little hard to believe the place is two years old now. I figure I've been there about 14 times. The design isn't exactly my cup of tea, but I can have fun there now. I definitely enjoy the location more than anything. Nothing beats a giant empty skatepark next to a river early on a hot summer morning.
The photo is by Remy Stratton.
Transworld - February 2002 Volume 20 Number 2
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I was going to write some stuff about Flip, but I didn't want to distract from a decently cool enough photo. Meh.
How's Flip doing these days? I'm inclined to believe Rune was granted slightly more than a guest board on Madness before Dwindle came to an end. At the same time, Lance Mountain is still out there repping Flip, although I imagine he gets a much bigger check from the endless stream of Powell Peralta reissues.
Same question can be asked about Element, too.
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