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Posted On: October 25th 2024, 09:40 pm
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Stunts in my favourite shirt... f**k it's been a scorcher lately. ☀️ soundtrack probably inspired by the works of one @jessenoonan 🪄 hugely large thankyous to @turiramsay and @kaylawaylablue1665 for being on the sessions lately and catching these ones! #grateful #skateboarding
Comments (31)
binchickenparty_ 2 years ago

binchickenparty_

You are synonymous with Ballina skatepark for me

skateandcreate.au 2 years ago

skateandcreate.au

Rad moves bro 🙌

37h4n.zip 2 years ago

37h4n.zip

Fakie shuv fakie manny is phenomenal

missnaye 2 years ago

missnaye

Daymmmnnnnnnnn🔥

turiramsay 2 years ago

turiramsay

Good stuff Rhys 🔥

a_noisey_apple 2 years ago

a_noisey_apple

🔥🔥🔥

jessenoonan 2 years ago

jessenoonan

Hahah fuck yeah

silver.silverman 2 years ago

silver.silverman

C ledge madness 🫡🌳🙌

frediet 2 years ago

frediet

🔥🔥🔥

badfishh1 2 years ago

badfishh1

Nose stall was insane in the membrane 🔥🔥👏🙌

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