Yeah, Harry Lintell does a couple of tricks down it opening his Cover Version part.
Chris Jones does a line running up the stairs, too.
Quite a few people have hit it over the years.
Will Harmon and a bunch of others have had footage (This Time Tomorrow?) on the bank bit next to it.
Brill thanks, will have a watch of these tonight
The Arndale had been razed
Shop staff knocked off their ladders
Security guards hung from moving escalators
Old Paternoster Square…Great spot, that was. You’d have seen the benches a lot in Playing Fields, Mixed Media and Anthems and then the hubba to the bottom left was the one which Channon King skated here:
This is the current version. Much brighter, but ultimately a really boring zone with 25-30 retail stores.
That 50 by Channon and the resulting sequence looks so good even now. Did anyone ever repeat that or do anything else on that entire rail?
Bam did a drop in from the top then gap out over the last hubba, IIRC.
The arch entrance was moved from somewhere else in London and rebuilt in the square - originally designed by Christopher Wren.
Can’t say the new version of the square is particularly exciting but as much as I love 60s architecture, the before photo does look pretty bleak
Ah yeah that maybe rings a bell.
Went down a mini Channon King rabbit hole after you sharing that sequence, so thanks! Good to see he’s still ripping.
Footage of that beast 5050:
. This should maybe go somewhere else 
I had that on the bedroom wall…it wasn’t all skate photos, there were some BMXceptions.
That looks so fun.
Reminds me of this park I used to skate in Enfield which was built in an old paddling pool. One of those tiny simple parks, which was a blast.
That’s Basildon.
My mum used to take me there as a little kid to paddle. ha ha.
When BMXs had proper seat posts.
Brum was well clockwork orange in those days. A bit like Elephant and Castle, but a whole city
