hockey

The west coast experienced some pretty cold weather recently. Clear, dry, and cold. There's a pond in town that doesn't get much sunlight during the winter. A week of freezing temperatures turned it into a hockey rink.

johnny

Here's Johnny from Sunnyvale, California. Caught him ripping around the Leavenworth skate bowl.

"This is my third session, it just gets better, it just gets better!"

concrete wave

I try my best to keep bragging to a minimum, but when I learned three of my photos were printed in Concrete Wave Magazine I decided to share.

front of the photo section

photo section

feature on freeriding

Thanks to the publisher/editor, Michael Brooke, and the riders, Trevor Crump, Trevor Preston, and Max Wippermann.

sunset sessions

The Oregon coast is many different things to many different people. For us, it's the sport of surfing. Camping comes with the territory, cold misty mornings, spot checks along 101, failed dawn patrols. It's easy to get antsy, spend too much time in the car, just to get skunked at every spot. If the trip is long enough, good conditions are bound to roll through. Make sure you're in the water when they do, can't catch waves from the beach. At the end of the day it's always enjoyable to be on the coast, wearing your best cheeser, and soaking in the sunset.

Wright's for Camping, a nice little place in Cannon Beach.

Highway 101.

Waiting for coffee to brew before the hike.

Cape Lookout. Big sets were double overhead and a half. No one paddled out.

Concrete surfing when the waves go flat. Smooth, Oregon transitions.

Dry line at camp.

Locals only.

Ecola State Park.

Hemel fish.

Happy campers. Say cheese.

Cape Kiwanda. Big wave sunset.