25th Floor Circles

Over the weekend I was able to get over to S.F., shoot some photos and run around the balcony of a hotel 25 floors up to avoid getting pinched by security.

Over the weekend I was able to get over to S.F., shoot some photos and run around the balcony of a hotel 25 floors up to avoid getting pinched by security.
…oh, and here are the tees & softgoods from the new Broadcast catalog. Let me know if any of y’all want to order some. ClubMumble members get a promocode on the new webstore… that isn’t finished quite yet. Dweebs and creeps can follow the broadcast twitter thing here: http://twitter.com/BroadcastSkate
Here is the first look at the new product offering from Broadcast. The 2010 catalog consists of a range of premium American urethane wheels and a small line of basic skate apparel. I must divulge that the wheels are mighty perfect: everyone has been approving them as the best wheels they’ve ever skated. Straight from the horses mouth.
Special thanks to all those who have been involved in the launch of this brand: Jon Dragonette Photography, French, Jarrod Bryan Design, Dustin Desmarais Design, Distrikt Collective, Prestige, SCS, Eric Wall, Geoff Scofield, team riders Paul Shier, Ethan Fowler, Gareth Stehr, Kevin Coakley, Joel Meinholz, Patrick Melcher, Danny Falla, Aaron Harrison, Shiloh Greathouse, Eric Gilbert, Connor Getzlaff, the Boise and San Clemente Crews and anyone else we forgot.
For future facts & figures, visit www.BroadcastWheels.com
Every now and then an oddly shaped box shows up at the door and we immediately know that it is something special. My good friend Yong-Ki from Solitary Arts sent me this skateboarding history gem, and I am waaay grateful for it because it is a deadstock resurrection of my very first Free Former skateboard that was the catalyst in teaching me the ways of the skate. It’s pretty awesome to ride on one of these again- and I was surprised by the reminder that skate technology has come a very long way. Thanks again Yong-Ki! Get one of these happymakers at SolitaryArts.com
Chris Brigham has never been one to corner himself with one title, and he’s proved that again. From photographer, illustrator, designer, and all around hunk, comes his next conquest; furniture design and manufacturing.

So if you’re looking for anything from custom furniture to frames, or even a closet, yes a closet, give this a gander.
More photos after the jump (including the dream closet).
In August I made the equally pleasurable and painful journey from Exeter to Bude, on the coast of Cornwall. With a bike a tent a camera and a friend, not realising just how hilly that part of England actually is. There’s a little piece I wrote for Level here with photographs by myself and Simon Peplow. There are a few more photos over at Flickr.
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