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Glacial relic // cover photo and caption Josh Hotz
We call this natural quarter pipe “The Rock”. It’s in Cantley, Quebec, not far from downtown Ottawa, and its transitional shape was formed by the melting of a giant glacier thousands of years ago. The hike up isn’t too bad, but there’s a bit of bushwhacking involved. The hardest part is climbing the rock face with 60 pounds of camera equipment on your back. To make things even sketchier, the ground has deep ridges that you need to pump through to keep your speed. At the end of the pipe’s channel, there’s a 20-foot cliff that likes to eat boards, so you gotta keep your shit under control. MITCH BARRETTE kept landing and slipping out due to the rocky surface, but in the end he rolled away from a high TRE FLIP.
The Skate Bro Reality Show with Joey Williams & Travis Stenger
Long time ‘bros’, Joey Williams and Travis Stenger have lived together, travelled together, and share a competitive interest extending from the golf course, to the ping pong table. Check out their 10-page feature, and learn about their special little lady named Penny.
Quest For A Million: Behind-The-Scene’s of EA’s Skate 3
As the third game in the series, EA’s Skate 3 has a lot going for it, to keep you busy on rainy skate days. We get the scoop with the Producers, as well as Chris Haslam, Andrew Reynolds, Mark Appleyard, Lizard King, and Deer Man of Dark Woods to see what it takes to put together an award-winning video game franchise.
Geoff Strelow… Is a Happy Meal
Always with a positive attitude, Calgary’s Geoff Strelow has been spending time on either side of the nation, shining his skate talents, and enjoying budget burgers. Flip through our 8-page interview as Geoff gets McInterviewed.
Lee Yankou: Behind The Curtain
Hailing from Toronto, Lee Yankou transplants himself into the San Francisco environment each year for bi-annual living in the two cities. His hard work in Toronto has paid off, and allowed him to easily gather enough photos for his first Concrete interview.
Fade To Black: The Night Gallery
This edition of our Exposure gallery goes under the cloak of darkness.
