That one’s horribly cropped from the cover of this:
It’s even got a 2 stair!
He’s recently made a documentary, tracking down some of the bus stop designers
The video title is self explanatory. They do, in fact, ride the world’s biggest bowl.
LA COPA DEL SOL - | TEOPA BEACH
‘’ Gian Franco Brignone, the founder of Costa Careyes, dreamt of a man and a woman united by the cosmos while bathed in the light of the setting sun. In 2006, the manifestations of his dream were created. Majestically perched on a cliff overlooking Playa Teopa, La Copa del Sol, which represents the woman, rises 35 feet from its base and is over 88 feet in diameter. Equally an acoustic and visual marvel, it catches and cups the sun.’’
@Londonskater has iirc
Scroll up to Nov 23 in this thread 
Ace didn’t have to go far 
INVADERS MUST DIE 
bringing new meaning to the phrase ‘shit spots’
Leads straight out onto The Thames though
That’s how you get Blondey’s latest cut up Christmas card look book then
Dom Henry’s favourite spot - Fairfield Halls.
Bobby Puelo on cellar doors
He’s off on one again.
Love it!
What impact does architecture and design have on skateboarding? How does skateboarding impact architecture? Can we picture a world where the many conflicts and complexities of creation and destruction, on both sides, can be harmoniously reconciled? “Creative Destruction” interrogates these issues in a panel about architecture and skateboarding. Hosted by Ted Barrow with special guests Mike Barker, Chris Giamarino, Shane Yee, and Bobby King.
Just found this pic while searching for something else. I grew up skating in Burnley in the 80s and early 90s, they used to drain the fountain in the centre (that round thing in the pic) once a year to clean it or something, so for one or two Sundays a year it was THE BEST SPOT EVER. The rest of the year you’d just look at it and wait…
It’s long gone now btw
