I've had this little spot that i started with my brother for about 6 years now. Its always been pretty ropey, being at the side of a rail way cutting with loads of rubble pebbles and other assorted crap dumped there over the years, its shabby to build with at the best of times in south london with all the sand. When Kung and Adi moved near by and heard of them they came down daily and gave a hand digging, and showed me that packing in shuld be done with a spade and not just my boots and riding them in. Since Kungs left for Bristol with his magic spade they've been slowly crumbling, dispite my efforts, no thanks to the locals (non riding type) kicking them in whenever i get it running good. This little warm spell has brought a few new faces to the trails, other than Alex who actually put his face to them pretty hard yesterday. It's been good motivation to see others fighting to ride stuff i've ridden soo many times i almost got bored of it, and to be riding the "big" set well is the best feeling. I'm probebly being a bit hasty riding them so hard this early in the year as come the summer they turn into a full on dustbowl if they're not kept fresh, hopefully i'll get the street and ramp afficionados who've been coming down to learn the tricks of the trade and maybe i'll learn some more along the way.