I decided to strap on my Xsjado’s and hit some chill spots down near the river. I tried grinding a bridge ledge that involves rolling 15 feet of grass before the ledge, however the ground was too damp and the spot was a bust. After a few attempts I picked up my board and walked back through the forest in search of a new spot.
Next I came across a capped bank to rail. I hit it a couple times, but due to the angle needed to hit the spot correctly, it made the grind really slow and the spot quickly became boring.
As I was turning around to drive home I spotted a beautiful white dumpster a block down the street from the bank to rail. The house being constructed was vacant at the time, there were enough random objects in the construction site to help build a launch, and I was still fiending some grinds after two weak spots and a short session.
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So I pulled the boards out of my car, grabbed a sketchy wooden crate from the construction site and built a launch so I could grind the dumpster. I had my camera with me at the time, the spot was completely random and I thought it would be a good spot to make a “One minute, One spot” edit.
