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Windells 5, 2010: Snowboarding from Windells on Vimeo.

Windells 4, 2010: Snowboarding from Windells on Vimeo.

Last week at the Shack we were hangin out after a long night at camp and someone decided to break Jakes car window and steal his camera bag. Not too fun to find that out after winding down from a crazy day. Anyway, the window is fixed, but the camera bag is long gone. After itemizing all the goods that were lost the insurance company is layin down a pretty hefty deductable. We’ve started a little donation page for those who’d like to help Jake get a new camera. If you’d like to see his work, check out the windells ski edits and if you’d like to help him out, go HERE and donate what you’d like. Thanks.

We took a hike to Ramona Falls the other day. I think that 7 of us went. It was pretty amazing once we got there, a giant waterfall in the middle of the woods.

This picture shows how big the falls was a little better than the other. The walk back to it was about 3 miles and about 4 to get out.

On the way out we found a log that went across a river. We all decided to walk across it. Luckily no one fell in, even though we threw rocks in next to people while walking across. Pretty fun day

Windells 1, 2010: Crash from Windells on Vimeo.

Windells 1, 2010: Snowboarding from Windells on Vimeo.

Its been way way way too long since i’ve upt anything here and I’ve been doing a lot of stuff. So this post is going to be longer than normal. Be sure to click on the “read more link after the first couple pictures to see it all. We’ll start things off a couple weeks back…

Alex and I had the opportunity to go and shoot this feature with a rider from the area. Hopefully the shots make the cut for the video which will be released this fall some time. I’m not going to say much, but I think its called  “The Arena” maybe…

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The other day Alex, Keaton, and I went to Portland for the final event of the Cricket Rail Jam Tour. We left a little early and had some time to wonder around the city and were planning on Thai Cart for lunch but Keaton suggested this little Sushi joint. It was really good and really fun. The train would cruise around the table with different food on little plates and each color of plate was a different price ranging from $1 to $3. It was a challenge sometimes to get a plate because you couldn’t always tell what was on them. The challenge came in putting the unwanted plates that were picked up back on the train before it went by. There were a couple near misses. Click more for more pictures.

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Went over to camp today while keaton and the diggers were getting all the rails ready to go for the summer. The rail and jib features this summer are going to blow all the previous years out of the water. There are tons of new rails that have been made out of old ones, as well as some brand new stuff from KAB. They’ll been welding and painting all week to be ready for the start of the summer