the chromium exhaust stacks. Ouers are
content to throw harsh slappies against che
sharp corners of the roof as twilight drop
In on the metropolis.
Meanwhile, near the pier another host of
marauders defy the and Skateboard ordi-
hances with an improvised session on a
metal bike rack One-fapted rock and roll
olides and lofty allies cast dastardly sil-
houettes on the pale departure of sunlight
Yesterday/this same gang of rowdy lollers
defiled the parking lot of the Anglitarian
Church Disruptive aspers and flip-flying
freestyle moves ordered on the edge
sacrilege. At bingo the next night, an angry)
pastor told his congregation the perpetra
tors would surely buin in hell.
Over in the mountains
district, different gang of
toughe had also committed its
share of dirty deeds. Amidst a
cloud of dust, the pack
launched over the cres of a
hil and zeroed in a peacefu
village. Plaster t
ngs as the rollers smacked
against bricks at full veld
At the bottom of the kill the
band headed southward follow-
ing the savage stench
50 THEATHER MAGN
90
Opening collage:
Pat Ngoho grabs tail
in the shaded air
beneath a California
willow as Sean
Sheffey pops a 180°
over a downed anti-
parking sign.
Left School is out as
Damon Byrd shows
Bluntside control on
a San Diego campus.
Right Danny Sar
gent slaps a lap on
an SF curb
har left: Brennand Schoolfel amps on the over suburban bike rackage
Left Natas Kaupas caught mid-ollie-to-tollie. Below: A long, greasy
Carb is perfect hurricane terrain for Tom Knor's tear.