Jam in Leeds (22/9/07)

So, after being at a party the night before I woke up nice and early and caught the 9.06 train from Eaglescliffe to Darlington, then at Darlington meet the Newcastle guys on the train.
We made pleasant small talk, and did maths sums (x=suck my dick, fag) We then changed at York, hopped onto another train to Leeds (played squares on the way) and me Hollie at the station.

Hollie showed us to the art gallery, at this point I can safley say we were all totally lost!
But, we decided we'd warm up and start training. A few fun arm jumps, and vault variations could be found at the art gallery, and after popping up a wall and nearly walking into a homeless man, I was a tad suprised.

Then Ben, and Joe arrived, talked to them for a bit, and soon after I was given the nickname of Longshaft...

We then moved onto the Library, I did an arm jump from the top step which I was pleased with, also did the dyno that Joe had shown us all how to do.

I was really pleased at this point was my climbups had all been good, slappy, as I call them. Hands flat on the wall straight away.

Anyway, we moved onto a church and tricking ensued, as none of the Newcaslte lads are trickers apart from Lee we played about with some variations, and movements. We also did a bit of a buildering and I managed to do the splits onto a windowsill.

After what seemed like a life time of a tricking fest, TP and I visited subway, I was baffled how this shop worked and TP helped :D

We then went to the scaffolding which was really good. Me and Joe swapped shoes, the K-Swiss feel weird after wearing feiyues all the time.

I also nailed the catpass precision which I was happy about.

Then we buggered off to Morrisons, leaving the Geordies behind, who, got lost.

After standing on the Morrisons arm jump take off point (statue thingy) It was a pure mindfuck, I couldnt do it at all.

I had to walk away, sadly.

There will be another time.

Then off to dash wall which was boring, to be honest.

So me Hollie, and the other chaps went back to the art gallery before catching our trains home.

The train was possibly the funniest part of the day.

Anyway, I really enjoyed myself, thanks to Ben, Joe, Hollie, Jamie, Boydo (hahha) and other Leeds fags.

Tim out.