For our latest rendition of the Homie Cam we bring you to the crusty ditches of Southern California. For a week Issac Miller, Zack Martin & I scoured through neighborhoods and business parks in search of the most perfect accidentally created street tranny spots and by jove there were tons. These are some lifestyle shots I took from my iphone (sorry i'm lame)
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| This ditch was located in a business park. Apparently some skaters had built a legit roll-up at one point but the Vista FD locc dogs put this one together out of anything they could find. Made it extra gnarly! |
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| Another business park ditch, this one was pretty unbelievable. Basically a mega ramp to manny pad. Issac attempted this 180 but couldn't hold on. Can't win em all. |
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| Issac was glad to be out of the frigid temps in Denver |
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| Sweet wallie DIY flat bar, this thing was pretty awkward but still sick. |
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| Pala pool with seasoned pala pool vet Alex Steadman & photographer Classic Chris. It's always an epic sesh everytime this thing gets lit up. Issac & Zack shut it down. |
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| This ditch was located behind some random neighborhood. Endless possibilites, it included the wallie flat bar and bank to wall as well! |
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Not included in the Homie Cam but Andrew puked his guts out before the FD premiere. After acquiring a free keg from Booze Bros, Andrew downed a "Grandaddy IPA" faster than I think any human should. As I struggled to finish my beer I was in awe of Andrew. Until I walked outside and saw that he spewed all over the parking lot.
Big thanks to VEX Brand & TGE Distribution for making this Homie Cam possible. Cheers to all shops & homies we met along the journey!
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- McKeen
