Common Criminals

There is a new book that has been published about Skateboarding published by our local David Thornton. Here is the synopsis:

Skateboarders writing about skateboarding. David "Lucha" Thornton and thirteen other skaters tell how they got started, what stokes them to skate, and about the friendships they've developed from skating. Common Criminals celebrates the criminal art of skateboarding, primarily from the lifer skater's perspective.

Click hyper link to Amazon and buy!!

There is a Kindle version, its cheap, buy it and support the local scene.

http://www.amazon.com/Common-Criminals-David-Lucha-Thornton/dp/1482529769/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1363296181&sr=1-2&keywords=common+criminals

Al Town and Stuff

New spine being built at Al Town. The guys need $150 dollars to finish this spine. You can use my donate button on the right to give what you can to the cause.

Hey Zach!! get off your ass and do something....JK, Zach killed it today.

They decided to make it 7ft tranny, everyone there was stoked.

No work on this today but it will be a new ledge. 

They are really stoked on the new amount of flow the spine will add. I have to give Johnny props, he really has this thing, everyone is motivated. 

And then there are the Trife homies, David and Taylor are instrumental in all this beginning among others not mentioned. 

Then I was stoked to see this out there being skated by its new owner. The gold has been a good color choice it seems. 

Zach's new board or the one I sent to Germany, no sure, they are both green.

Some clothed, some not.

Patches.

This is from the Tusk pour.

Wet Concrete.

Wait, no, that is Roxboro Colorado.

Leo, Matt and Sinclair just hanging out by the cheese burger.

Swamp Spot.

Neighborhood house party jam.

Swamp

Well, I am gunna go lay down.