We heard rumors of this Sitka sponsored skate ramp built in the wilderness of BC and we can’t wait to see the full length video debut.
Into the Thicket chronicles the journey of a few skateboarders’ treck into the forests of Vancouver Island to skate a ramp constructed using the surrounding environment and few other materials.
Looking for unique and affordable repurposed wood in Toronto, look no further because local designer Jamie Miller has got something for you! If you had a chance to come by our Spring pop up shop (aka Mutts & Co. Traveling Market) they you got to see some of Jamie’s repurposed wood furniture and displays. She has everything from aged barn doors (as show in the photo above) to apple baskets and side tables.
To see more of her Real-cycled Materials Metal & Wood please email Jamie Miller at realcycledmaterials@gmail.com
Björn Holm a design student in Finland, got his first skateboard at the age of 10. Since then he has broken many decks and proceeded to hold on to them over time. For a project at school he decided to repurpose his collection of old skateboards and make them into a new surfboard.
Holm has named the board “Reto” which both means “broken” in the dialect of the Swedish part of Finland, where he is from, and stands for REcycle for TOmorrow.
Thanks to treehugger for this!
(Source: treehugger.com)
Sneak peek of our new repurposed wood frames + original drawings.
Coming soon to our holiday pop up shop!
(Taken with Instagram at mutt hut)
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