Really smooth interview Duncan, was chill to listen to. The footage captured the lone wolf aspect of skating, like especially as an adult skater, most of the time you're skating alone. I felt like a lone wolf from being a foreigner wondering around in Taiwan by myself so that seems like the theme of this video to me haha
I would have liked to skate that undercover spot. Looks good for flat ground. Ever get any obstacles there? Jump ramp etc. I skated Liverpool England in late 80s and all 90s. We had a small undercover spot that was a lifeline in rainy northern England. Kept scene going.
No launch ramps at this spot. People are very intolerant in general here, or seem so as a result of the “face saving“ culture. However I feel that if someone started doing a diy at a spot that has not been officially handed over to skaters then someone would report it. Thanks for the comment, I started skating in the 80's but sadly dropped it at the start of the 90's. I have always had a board, but not seriously used it again until this year. I am happy to be back on it.
Nice work Duncan, enjoyed watching!
Thanks dude, I really appreciate that and am glad you enjoyed it. More to come soon.
Really smooth interview Duncan, was chill to listen to. The footage captured the lone wolf aspect of skating, like especially as an adult skater, most of the time you're skating alone. I felt like a lone wolf from being a foreigner wondering around in Taiwan by myself so that seems like the theme of this video to me haha
Thank you brother, I am glad you felt a connection.
I would have liked to skate that undercover spot. Looks good for flat ground. Ever get any obstacles there? Jump ramp etc. I skated Liverpool England in late 80s and all 90s. We had a small undercover spot that was a lifeline in rainy northern England. Kept scene going.
No launch ramps at this spot. People are very intolerant in general here, or seem so as a result of the “face saving“ culture. However I feel that if someone started doing a diy at a spot that has not been officially handed over to skaters then someone would report it.
Thanks for the comment, I started skating in the 80's but sadly dropped it at the start of the 90's. I have always had a board, but not seriously used it again until this year. I am happy to be back on it.