The new mini. Dope on a rope!

The high side. Every piece of transition is different. Makes for an interesting time!

Single-coping spine. Again, interesting stuff.

The weather has already beaten the crappy top-layer into submission. Sucks for skateboard cats- the wood chips are a lot for urethane to deal with. But for bikes, aint no thang.

Shelley and I were spent Thanksgiving with a friend's family in Laurel, Maryland. We journeyed decently far into the woods, it was really gorgeous. The house was amazing- wooded splendor in the front, reservoir and woods in the back. Really amazing looking.

So Wolves in the Throne Room. 

 
This is how cul-de-sacs end in Laurel, MD.

The dinner took place in a basement dining room, alongside a record player from the 70's, a vast collection of Shakespearean works, a beautiful fireplace and a view of the dense forest behind the house (with the reservoir below). The food was amazing, but the company was better. I haven't laughed so hard in a really, really long time. My cheeks still hurt. Great people.