Went out for a drive today to blow the cobwebs from the S62 V8 as it’s stood unmoved for five weeks now, and we came across this place out in Benllech, Anglesey. Couldn’t resist snapping off a couple of shots, indeed I wish I’d had a bit more time to explore. I love derelict old places like this although I’m sure the neighbours have a different view on things.
Clicking the bottom two will embiggen, or alternatively head over to my Flickr feed!
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Here’s a quick entry to pimp my friend’s new site: Now, get off my stage. Ry’s writing under his pseudonym has appeared in many places (including Revolt Magazine), and it’s awesome to see him consolidate this into one place which is going to be regularly updated.
“If you are interested in what I do in LA and what happens here on a somewhat daily basis here it is. I’ve created a blog under the pen name Venus Vandevender. It’s basically about my odd jobs, the people I meet and the situations I manage to get myself into.”
If you fancy reading tales (tall or otherwise) from a guy living in LA who has literally seen and done it all then this is more than worth your time.
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There have been a couple of fun questions posed recently on Dig Magazine’s site and on TCU regarding two of the most subjective (i.e style over substance) tricks in bike riding – tabletops and turndowns. Sad thing is, even I overlooked this guy when it came to the last question – Keith Treanor. Keith was one of my absolute favorite riders from back in the 90’s, ever since his section riding to Operation Ivy and Gorilla Biscuits in S&M’s ‘44 Something’. So anyway, I stumbled across this photo recently and I think, for me, that’s the question definitively answered. Click to make big, and check out Keith’s part below. Chris Moeller seriously needs to come good on that old, old promise of re-releasing the earlier S&M videos.
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I flit back and forth between Safari, Chrome, and Firefox but always end up using the latter as my ‘main’ browser for one simple reason – the plugins. While Chrome may be quicker and Safari launches faster and has better text rendering, Firefox can’t be touched for one simple reason – the vast array of community-contributed plugins that are currently available.
I did document my favourites back in 2007, but here’s an updated list now that we’re living in the future:
And here’s the end result:
Exciting stuff!
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