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By Dogkennelhillbilly · Posted
Yesterday was a school day and it was 8⁰! I'm not sure what kind of truanting youth in arctic survival gear you expected to be out there! How many people were having a drink in the pub, just out of interest? Many people enjoying a meal in the restaurant? Any overnight guests in the upstairs rooms? A lot of bar staff on duty yesterday by any chance? -
By Graham Little · Posted
Skateboarding is so misunderstood...it is more technical than ballet and the use of drink is not very compatible with a practise that requires rare dedication and degrees of skill and coordination impossible with alcohol and for most people... impossible at any time. The mutual support and encouragement in that culture is something to be valued. My Godson's friend had just taken his life which really put things into perspective for me. being trapped alone in a bedroom instead is not great for mental health... think of the access previous generations had to no mans land. London has always been a place where wealthy corporate areas remain next to areas of interesting creativity. The skateboarders beneath south bank centre have a constant audience of tourists; places like that keep London from becoming stagnant and cold. -
Another endorsement for Greg. I called him first thing after water started dripping through my kitchen light fitting. He came straightaway, immediately understood the issue and fixed it. Incredibly efficient, neat and tidy, and charged a competitive rate. Will definitely be calling him again and would highly recommend. -
Because . ...? What would your unromanticised film version of the skate park be? Are you saying that what it portrays is wrong in some way?
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