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Skating late night around 1am in the morning on the top floor of the concourse. It's a whole different world up here!
#City #Skateboarding #SkatingDowntown #Frontboard #Sk8
#SpotCheck #RonsonLambert #InnerCity #SanDiego #Gem
11-stories up ^^^ Giving you the vibe like you're skating on top of the world.. With a full 360 view of Downtown San Diego! Been skating here for 20 + years! It's been a place of refuge for so many of us growing up. There's been times i've slept up here on occasions, to bringing full-course meals up here with a couple ex's. This building is centered in the heart of the city. There's been people who've lived their whole lives here and are older etc and they've never known that this place ever existed until mentioning it up to them... It's still a rare gem of Downtown and has remained the same through out all these years of changes, gentrification and all that much more. #RespectTheSpot !
We were looking behind an abandoned school in Lynn where there's a skatespot but it was covered in dirt and broken glass. I saw this and thought it would look cool.
Borland Bros Mini Ramp, California, North America, Skate Spot, Skateboarder, Skateboarders, Skateboarding, Sport, Topanga Canyon, Travel, USA, United States, sk8
Backside 180 Nosegrind #RonsonLambert - Alameda's Abandoned Naval Base... Filmed By: Jon B.
This place was massive!! And there's history everywhere!!
Been coming back here since 2003ish , recognizing certain spots through a few old #411vm's, just as this ledge.. There's some good documentaries/Movies about it's history and purpose. I've read up on quite a bit ever since i first came here. The place is fascinating!
Through World War II through the Korean Conflict & Vietnam, NAS Alameda supported the Department of the Navy's defense mission until operational closure in 1997.
#Alameda #NavalBase #History #Skateboarding #SkateClips #AbandonedPlaces #SkateSpot #BayArea #SkateSf
#AllThingsSkateboarding #UrbanExploration #Respect
Borland Bros Mini Ramp, California, North America, Shane Borland, Skate Spot, Skateboarder, Skateboarders, Skateboarding, Sport, Topanga Canyon, Travel, USA, United States, sk8
hactivist.tv | Dreh Andreas Grüter, Köln.
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Wie verhält es sich mit einer Mode, die mehr sein will als reine Produktoberfläche? Von besonderen Stoffen, Accessoires und Anekdoten. Ein Gespräch zwischen dem Modejournalsiten Andreas Grüter und dem Theoretiker Marcus Klug.
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geb. 1966 in Essen, durchlief in seiner Jugend weder Discokarriere noch Hippiesozialisation, sondern fing sofort mit Punk an. Parallel zur Suche nach obskuren US-Hardcore 7“’s und perfekten Skatespots erste Veröffentlichungen im Fanzinedschungel. Nach der Schule dann unerwartete Kollision mit einem verhassten BWL-Studium und die kopflose Flucht in den Musikunderground, der sich jedoch weder als Labelmitbetreiber noch als Konzertveranstalter, Covergrafiker oder Magazinherausgeber so richtig retten ließ. Stolperte irgendwann durch seine damalige Freundin und einen Schreibjob für ein Stadtmagazin eher zufällig über das Thema Mode und biss sich fest. Seit 2000 Wahlkölner und als Redakteur beim j’n’c Magazin für Kontextarbeit zwischen Streetwear, Boardsport, Musik, Grafik und inhaltsschwangeren (Scene)politics verantwortlich. Als heilloser Idealist und vehementer Stildiktator neben konstanten Rückfällen in die Fanzinekultur (Die wilden, bösen Tanten, Banditenkönigin, Lecker, Smokin’ Shutdown,...) und Arbeiten für u. a. Intro und Dazed & Confused, auch als DJ und Sänger kurzlebiger 1-2-3-4 Garagenprojekte unterwegs. Derzeitiges Lebensmotto: We don’t play, we riot!
The Metronome is a giant, functional metronome located overlooking the Vltava River and the city center of Prague. It was erected in 1991, and stands on the plinth left vacant by the destruction of an enormous monument to former Soviet leader Joseph Stalin (the monument was destroyed in 1962). The 75 foot-tall Metronome is now mostly a scenic vista and a meeting place for young people. It was designed by international artist Vratislav Novak. The area behind the metronome is also a famous skatespot where skateboarders from Europe and around the world congregate and film throughout the year.
This statue sorta bummed me out once I realized what it was depicting. Sitting in a courtyard skatespot the locals called "little Barcelona" it shows a Christian missionary "civilizing' a native Amazonian Indian. Amazing how converting a harmless, peaceful culture to the warring, greedy ways of Christianity is considered "civil".