Official event info: End of Summer Session 2010
1 Comment Published by BJ Bales August 31st, 2010 in Media, Event info
Words and photos by Kenton Angerman
What: The illest session in Iowa, the end of summer Sioux City session.
Where: Sioux City, Ia. 51106
Meet up spot: 3935 Old Lakeport Road at 12:00 p.m. on Saturday the 18th
When: Sept.17th-19th (Main session on Saturday the 18th)
Accommodations: We have plenty of floor space but if more than 30 people come a tent will be necessary. Shawn’s house is a nice chill environment, and a celebration will be in order.
Contact info: Shawn Malloy (712) 444-0420
Nic Lucart (712) 212-7918
Kenton Angerman (712)560-4626
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The Iowa River Rumble 2010 from Kelly Psykoesis on Vimeo.
Edit by Kelly Koesis
Kelly Koesis bringing the heat with the first real River Rumble edit. Enjoy!
Connecting: Iowa on Frenchy Fries
1 Comment Published by BJ Bales August 21st, 2010 in Media, Articles
Lou Henri Restaurant-Frenchy Fries review
Edit and words by B.J. Bales
Thanks to Phil Austin and Freddy White Iowa can now been seen the French blading and lifestyle website Frenchyfries. Freddy approached me about doing a of Lou Henri restaurant in Iowa City after he saw Logan Clark’s latest Remz edit. I quickly got Phil Austin, the man who showed me this culinary gem, and we visited the restaurant a few times, even getting to talk to the owner, Jeffrey Currie, once.
Check out the finished article here, and be sure to visit the Frenchy Fries site more often. If you ever find yourself in Iowa City don’t miss out on Lou Henri.
Erik Cheung. Safety grab to drop. Davenport.
Words and photos by B.J. Bales
Our friend Erik Cheung has once again left Iowa for Shanghai, China. Before he left he had a mission: land the bubble banks roof drop-in with a grab. This mission was especially important because of Cheung’s dedication and itch to perfect a trick. He actually landed this same drop-in last year before he left, but without a grab. Cheung made sure to clean it up the day before he boarded a plane for China.
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