I know it's late, but, I think it's unfortunate they didn't get to tell the whole story. After they announced the cancellation it felt like the crew finally relaxed and the show really took off.
Now that some time has passed, I find my self still being compelled by the story more than most of the other shows.
Where can you go in Vermont to hit some dirt jumps? I feel like there used to be more options! I know Maple Street park is still there, but where do people go nowadays? Is slopestyle dead in VT?
My 2019 Raleigh Tokul 3 that I thoughtlessly slapped a bunch of parts I know nothing about onto. Accidentally built my favorite bike I've ever ridden.
Seriously, is the bar really that much higher these days? I just don't understand how so many techs in the past were fine with walking away from panels full of rats nests, unlabeled banjo-strung conductors free aired comm cables and so on. Like what the fuck? Is that shit still going on? I have a hard time believing I'm the exception...
Evidence: Hacky Sacks, Croptops, low-rise jeans and Skateboarding are all cool again, at the accelerated rate of modern fads, and vibes my prediction is,
Date: Fitted ball caps will be popular by 6/1/27
Just wanted to plug some Parkour homies that also sell Footbags, since it seems difficult to buy them right now, these guys have them in stock.
Here is the full report cited by the USGS
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11053-026-10652-9
If any Geologists who know more about this kind of thing care to comment and provide context, please do! I don't know wtf I'm talking about!
My uninformed self sees only a looming public health and environmental catastrophe.
The bright spot being Jobs and Economic opportunity