Nick in Kansas City

Switch Frontside tailslide somewhere in KC.

Sunday Soul

Marvin Gaye live in early 70's. There's a lot to say about his life and talent. Enjoy your day.

Downtown L.A. Night Sesh

Gabe's moving to NYC for some East Coast flava. We all got together for one more sesh. Best of luck in New York.

Mike Gustafson

FS Crooks in Maine. Photo by Chris Martin

Mike is up on the Lowcard site again.

Randall Chew

Ollie at Garvanza Park, Gabe Martinez photo

Tricks into the quarter at Ridge

Throwing yourself into the quarter pipe at the Ridge isn't easy. Maybe you have seen photos of it. We had a fun day there in June. Everyone was ripping. Todd and Nick stepped up to the quarter.

Sunday Soul

This is how it was. Don Cornelius was the smoothest dude on T.V. for years. The Five Stairsteps performing "O-o-h Child" on Soul Train in 1971. Enjoy.

Jima in Tokyo

Night skating might be your best bet if you want to skate a crowded city. Jima ollies a double set. Photo by Wadapp.

Farley's Summer

This is my first blog entry of many so why not start off by writing about my skate camp experience for the summer.the first night there i slept on the top deck of the mega mini ramp and was awoke by a bear snarlin on his way up to the dining hall's dumpster for some midnite munchies. he passed by me not even 15 ft away.after that I was too paranoid to sleep. not because I was afraid or anything just cuz I never seen an animal/beast that big not behind bars..so that was my last nite sleeping outside. I had good times chillin and skatin with Ray Barbee, meeting some of Element's Canadian flow riders(brandon, bobby) and their filmer(jordan) - tiiite crew, gettin footy, no phone, kids gettin hyped on skating, campfires and just enjoying nature and skating all in the same place. more to come. stay tuned to the blog. yaboy. FARLEY.

Cyril Bayon, Gap to back tail

The long days of summer in northern France are getting shorter. Cyril getting down near Lille. Gap to back tail photo by Victor Pattyn. Every day is go skateboarding day.

Sunday Soul

Womack is an early soul pioneer who was a guitarist for many artists before achieving his own fame. In addition to his own songs, Womack is known for writing the Rolling Stones' first hit It's All Over Now and for playing guitar on hits such as Aretha Franklin's Chain of Fools. Here he is with acoustic versions of California Dreaming and Across 110th Street.

Couple of clips

Blunt kickflip to fakie and a backside tail. Cool ditch somewhere in L.A. County. More of this spot in Lowcard and the new Toast video. Sick ditch.

Mike Gustafson in Skatejawn

BS Flip in Maine


Mike G gets interviewed by SkateJawn mag out of NJ-PA area. I had never seen the mag but checked it out and thought it was real cool. Got some nice east coast flava, ya heard. Nah, for reals, good stuff. Skatejawn! Click the pic to check out Mike in the new mag.

Sick park in Maryland

We were faded but rallied to Ocean Pines Skate Park. Most were too far gone to skate but Matt Dove was there ripping it. The park could be the best in Maryland and has sick bowls and transitions. Not to much ledge stuff. The sounds of the surrounding woods and the park's location near the Atlantic Ocean help make this an amazing spot. Well off the beaten path but worth the trip. Contact Dimensions in Ocean City for more info.

Sunday Soul

Parliament Funkadelic classic featuring the late Eddie Hazel on guitar and Bootsy Collins on bass. Hazel may have been one of the greatest guitarists that has ever lived and Bootsy still is one of the greatest players. Dig it or don't.

Contest photo from France

Cyril Bayon, kickflip

Jima in Lowcard #35

Jima ('gee-mah') with a big ollie over some stuff in Tokyo. He's shredded all over the world, speaks several languages and is ill in so many ways. Jima is always moving it forward and will never stop. Respect and love.

Checking in from France

Here's some footy of Cyril. He's been making the most of the hot Euro summer by entering contests. This footy is from the park at Valenciennes. Have a great week.

Sunday Soul

Stevie and his band with an epic performance of Superstition on Sesame Street. Two American originals unite and get down. This is a stellar version. Have a great day.