Big Push

At the half way mark, the Angels have made real progress. Their tireless dedication to blending skating with covert reconnaissance in the hope of overhearing key elements of the plan to eradicate skatepark graffiti has paid dividends even after losing Angel Lynn in the line of duty.

After stop offs at a lot of fast food restaurants & supermarkets the Angels decided to rest and drink their fizzy pops and eat their monster munch when they got a call from The Boss, he had heard from a source called Big Daz that he had found some fresh graffiti and he had a lead.

An insider to the operation (Known as Little Dizzle) had told Big Daz they knew a man who was prepared to talk to the Angels, to blow the whistle on the whole plot, to name names and to get to the bottom of everything. The Angels met the whistleblower known as Tommy D and his underground hideout somewhere in the Midlands. He was waiting for them and was be easily recognisable in his purple tracksuit with his name on the back.

The Angels listened while he told them all he knew before packing up the vehicles and heading further North…………..

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First attraction today was a kid doing a frontflip off a bridge into some filthy looking water…

Glasgow ended up being more productive than expected so we didn’t end up getting to Edinburgh until after midnight. On our arrival we were greeted with rain but not enough to stop us… We ended up back in Glasgow at 5:30am, our heads weary and our memory cards bearing the fruits of our labour.

Glasgow's best sandwich shop, 'Where The Monkey Sleeps' not only make a mean breakfast, they have old skate mags too.

Snowy found Colin.

Smithy found Snowy.

Filmer, Jake Harris set the day off with a pop shove at Kelvingrove.

T-pat original.

Bristol based bros!

Glasgow has the best sunsets.

We rollin', you hatin'!

A bit of rain ain't gonna stop us TCOB at Dynamic... Where there's a will, there's a way.

Smithy did the distance and emerged victorious.