Pumf Plaza DIY – Ramsbottom, England
When Covid kicked in and we got furloughed and told to stay indoors, we were straight down the building. It was hidden away, no one could bother us and the weather was red hot.
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Confusion magazine – issue #22 – online
Interviews with Elijah Akerley and Greg Harbour. DIY Spots in Cambodia, Germany, England and features on Brute House Pool in New Jersey, Hippie Pool in California, Grimace’s Pool in Australia and Dirtbag Crew.
LIFERS – a photo series by Jessica Bryony
Dedicated, passionate and true to the lifestyle, these Lifers have been skateboarding for the majority of their lives. Youth may come and go, but skateboarding has stayed with them.
DIY Skate Spots and Guerrilla Architecture: Challenging ‘Non-Places’ in Greater London
Article by Tom Critchley, skateboarder, researcher and writer from Kent, England. Following the Woolwich Road … Keep reading
BLOKES
Blokes is an 80s influenced British street-life comedy violence skateboarding film written, directed, filmed and edited by Ed Hubert and his starring cast Jake Snelling, Jack Lammas, Craig Questions, and Dan Singer, co-starring Stockwell locals and friends.
Mike’s place – Southampton, England
Getting rid of (almost everything) green in your garden might not be the advice given … Keep reading
Anarchy in Lewes
With a recent partial destruction of the DIY, the Spanish, helped by local faces had this spot back together in no time…
WALLSHIT – Matt Tozer
“My sexual desire for walls (A continuous vertical brick or stone structure that encloses or divides an area of land. A side of a building or room, typically forming part of the building’s structure. Any high vertical surface or facade, especially one that is imposing in scale).”
Mark Munson interview (as seen in Confusion magazine – issue 12)
“I’ve never written an intro before, always thought it would be impossible and to write one for mark is one of the hardest things as he’s not the sort of guy who likes compliments or stuff like that, he lives more on the ‘get the job done and get out of there’ side of things. To cut a long story short I was about 12 or 13 when we first met, he came to my hometown of Walton on the Naze to the little skatepark we had in the town where no one came, we started chatting and before I knew it he was throwing a sea of abuse at me getting me to try stuff I had never even thought about trying before, this technique of making people try stuff that was completely fucking terrifying actually worked!!! He calls you a useless cunt until you have no choice but to commit to whatever you are trying!!! We then spent the next ten years hanging out and skating pretty much everyday!! There is too much I could write so I’m going to keep it short, but I basically owe my life to this guy and that is not a lie! Much love.” – Ben Raemers