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“I think right now it’s a renaissance in skateboarding. There are skateparks going on and there are DIY spots going on and there is street skating going on and there are curbs going on and there are backyard vert ramps going on and there are people seeking out pools. I’ve been skating since ‘84 and I’ve never seen anything like it. If you want it, it’s there.” - DAVE “SCIENCE” MAXWELL @buckwalter73 [Juice Magazine #76 interview by Jim “Murf” Murphy @woundedkneeskateboards ] 💥💥💥 Science has always been a rad skater and inventor and an inspiration to watch, and his energy in marathon runs in a pool or on a ramp has carried through to his hardcore work ethic to build the best concrete parks he can for the community. 💥💥💥 Dave boosts a proper frontside boneless one over a killer concrete creation in Stockholm Sweden. @highvalleyskateworld @artisanskateparks 2012 🔥📸 @david _ostlund 💥💥💥 #skate #everything #buildxdestroy #artisanskateparks #lifer #skateparkbuilder #sciencefair #rips #highvalley #skateworld #stockholm #sweden #skatepark #dutynowforthefuture (at Highvalley Skateworld) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMr7SDjlgsi/?igshid=57xydoyy26zi

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"I feel better on my Skateboard then my own 2 feet" - Willy Akers 🏁🏁🏁 #Repost @gutted_world #mahalo #aloha #buildxdestroy #sheepside #diy #skate #respecttotippy #willyrips (at Old Waialua Sugar Mill)

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Ryan Simonetti @pool_skater classic shot by @JuiceDan from the Ramp Room daze... @juicemagazine #skate #skateboarding #fun #tbt #ramproom #friends #skatefamilia #buildxdestroy See this photo and more at the "Shoot Your Skateboard" group photo show this Saturday at the @skatelab in Simi Valley, CA to benefit the Make A Wish Foundation @makeawishtricounties #goodwork #goodcause (at Hollywood)

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💥 Help save Blackwell DIY by signing their petition! 💥 www.change.org/saveblackwelldiy 💥💥💥 “The Blackwell DIY Skatepark was started by a group of skateboarders in the community when they saw a need for more places to skate in Southern Oregon. What used to be just empty space and gravel in a tunnel on the bike path slowly evolved into a skate spot with unique features not seen in any of the other parks in the area. Families have been bringing their kids down to learn how to skate, and the neighbors have been nothing but ecstatic about this positive contribution to the community. People who haven’t picked up a skateboard in years are getting back on their boards because of how excited they are about the spot. The increase in traffic to the area also brings business to the market across the street from the skatepark as well as other local businesses. The builders have been in contact with ODOT (Oregon District of Transportation) for about a month now as the ODOT owns the bridge above the bike path, and they are just as excited about the project as the builders are but the builders have run into some liability issues that they are attempting to work out with local city officials. The builders and local skaters will be attending city meetings and talking to Parks & Rec in hopes that with enough signatures and support from the community they will get to save the Blackwell DIY! 💥💥💥 @frankshaw_ @steelheadconcrete @james_tranch @_caitlinnolan 💥💥💥 #buildxdestroy #savediy #skate #oregon #core #skateboarding #saveblackwelldiy #blackwelldiy (at Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPRy24glsHe/?utm_medium=tumblr

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@frankshaw_ & @steelheadconcrete the main builder of the Blackwell DIY know how to build ‘em and loop ‘em and now they need YOUR help to save the spot. Please sign their petition! Go to change.org and search “Blackwell DIY” and sign to save this skater built DIY. Thank you. 💥💥💥 #buildxdestroy #savediy #skate #oregon #core #skateboarding https://www.change.org/p/oregon-department-of-transportation-help-save-blackwell-diy Petition info... “The Blackwell DIY Skatepark was started by a group of skateboarders in the community when they saw a need for more places to skate in Southern Oregon. What used to be just empty space and gravel in a tunnel on the bike path slowly evolved into a skate spot with unique features not seen in any of the other parks in the area. Families have been bringing their kids down to learn how to skate, and the neighbors have been nothing but ecstatic about this positive contribution to the community. People who haven’t picked up a skateboard in years are getting back on their boards because of how excited they are about the spot. The increase in traffic to the area also brings business to the market across the street from the skatepark as well as other local businesses. The builders have been in contact with ODOT (Oregon District of Transportation) for about a month now as the ODOT owns the bridge above the bike path, and they are just as excited about the project as the builders are but the builders have run into some liability issues that they are attempting to work out with local city officials. The builders and local skaters will be attending city meetings and talking to Parks & Rec in hopes that with enough signatures and support from the community they will get to save the Blackwell DIY! (at Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPRDdtkFOWn/?utm_medium=tumblr

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@mtpoolz “Thanks to the true diehard skateboarders that are living it and doing it... I want to thank everybody that skates with me. I get stoked on skating and I’m just stoked on the whole skate scene.... We used to have to scrounge and fight and build stuff to skate so now these kids can have it. This is what we were always fighting for, through the ‘80s and the ‘90s, to get to this point. Now it’s up to us to lead it any direction we want and that happens in our backyard scenes and our park scenes.... Now I say, ‘Where are we going to skate today?’ I have a big smile because we have lots of spots. The backyard scene is thriving and we still have parks being poured... There’s always going to be people needing a bowl and we’re going to be building them in the backyards, so there’s always going to be backyard sessions.” - WREX COOK [Juice Magazine #77 interview by Jim Murphy @woundedkneeskateboards ] 💥💥💥 Wrex at Ridiculous pool, which is gone now, but never forgotten. 📸 @juicedan 💥💥💥💥 #buildxdestroy #skate #lifer #arizona #colorado #california #dedicatedtothecore 💥💥💥 💥💥💥 @JuiceMagazine #77 available now at skate shops, surf shops, record stores, Barnes & Noble & juicemagazine.com https://www.instagram.com/p/CMXgQNkl6Kc/?igshid=149h8go866v97

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Sgt Skate.Doug Moore. skating the back of a concrete delivery truck in Wilmington, NC. 📸 @sk8loose234 @colonialramptechnologies #buildxdestroy (at Wilmington, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5OLdRtlRx3/?igshid=1tfufz5bd6w52

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Get your Juice jacket now at www.juicemagazine.com @juicemagazine #skate #surf #punkrock #buildxdestroy #juicemagazinesince1993 #keepskateboardingacrime #skateboardcriminal #aceofspades #poolspipespunkrock (at Juice Magazine Hq)