nice little monday

went and checked out a dirt bowl, and some secret trails both of which were amazing..the trails were frightening, but like all great trails easier than they looked. another reason why the summer is gonna be awesome....
after you freak yourself out on some big jumps there is only one thing to do..go to ROSS! Nicole and i went and i found these shoes which as cool as they were, i refrained from buying.
then we walked over to the wallride which looks great..
and on our way out we saw this thing...
the dodge dolphin.
probably gonna rain tonight, i got used to all this sun, now back to work on the trails...which reminds me, if anyone can fabricate one of these i would like to put up a yeti (sasquatch's friend from the east) in the trees at the trails. get back to me on that one.

the first berm is fun. ill leave you with some wise words taken from www.beercreekbmx.com

Beer Creek BMX salutes:
Trail builders and beer runners. Anyone who has ever had their trails plowed. Anyone who has ever had their jumps destroyed. Had their tools stolen or broken. Anyone that has lost a good woman or a job over the love of dirt. People who show up at the trails with only shovels and no bikes. People who dig, while everyone else is riding. People that call in sick on rainy days just to go dig. People who dig to just be alone. The sad man who buries his best friend by some old jump. Not people who dig because of the chip on their shoulder or to out do others, or to shut down the groms. We proudly shake muddy hands. We respect men not for skills but for work ethic and attitude. Cheers to teams of friends who stack thousands of pounds of earth in the name of BMX. Keep on Digging!

and just like Brian Foster says at the end of every interview:

Thanks?
Big Bob at Fit and Robbie at Fox for always looking out. Nate at Primo. Wally Holiday, everyone that digs, anyone who has ever filmed a clip or shot a photo for me. (taken from the vitalbmx.com interview he just did)