Imaginary

Everything skateboarding in Saskatoon.

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All i can do is wait. It's a simple wait of four days before i'm on that plane with my best friend to Vancouver. I'm gunna tourist the fuck out for a week straight and spend most of my time skating and filming in Surrey. Alot of dope shit coming my way very soon.

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There really is nothing like autumn flatground skateboarding in your parents driveway.

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Saskatoon Skateboarding Inc opened up a little indoor facility for us to skate during the winter months. It's not opened anymore but the little time we did have in there was alot of fun. Had enough time to get this footage together and features some really great skateboarders. Enjoy.

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I was blessed enough to have some good extra footy after the summer was all said and done. This video is mostly a throwaway montage, alot of fun to watch nonetheless. 

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The Imaginary Crew is a blog put together by my brother Chris to showcase his photography, focusing mostly on skate culture.

His photography is nice, but (in my opinion) his videos are even better. Check out the video above, it’s his best yet. 

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Thanks bro. :D

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I do a little bit of fingerboarding here and there. This is a Flatface G12 complete. Im really happy with the colorway that mike picked out for me, it looks really great compared to my yellow truck black wheel setup.

I once read in a youtube comment that Fingerboarding is life on a smaller scale. In a sense it is, because when skateboarding takes ahold of you, your whole life revolves around it. From the people you hang around with, the clothes you wear, the parties you attent, the language you speak, your whole attitude towards the world changes when you skateboard. 

When the winter blanket drops on our heads every September/October some kids around here take to snowboarding or snowskating. not me. I'll let my fingers do the work. 

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I havent been posting lately. I feel bad about it. I needed time to figure out what it is I want to do with the blog, with the crew, with my photos.

I lived in an apartment for 6 months with no telephone, and no internet. During this time I really had a chance to find out who I want to become and what the whole point of this skateboarding thing is. Now that I have no room mates and i'm on my own in the hood, I will be dedicating more and more effort and time into this.

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This is just the first of a series of videos that good homie Zach is making. Duct taped a door peephole to an old digital camera and brought it to the park. Its things like this that make me really like Zach, he really understands what it is to be a skateboarder, raw footage, real fun. You dont need the best of gear to make great videos. Keep it up Zach.

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Darcy Hannah | Ollie

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Bacon | skatelife

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Bacon | Boneless 180

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Chris Colwell | Imaginary Video Editing

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Aaron Sayese | 360 Flip

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Darcy Hannah | Nose Manual 180

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Home Movies Twenty One | Imaginary Crew

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Darcy Hannah | Ollie

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This is the Imaginary Video. The 20th installment of Home Movies, my youtube skate videos I have been making for the past couple of years. Since I moved to my new location, Saskatoon Saskatchewan, i decided I really needed to step my video game up, and this is the result of a month of filming. Edited in two days, the video has recieved great reception around the city, from both local skateshops, Ninetimes and Undergrind. I thank everyone who gave support and shouted out to the video!