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  • microkorg5

    An article from RAD magazine for a skate competition at The Factory in Dundee in 1989. Scanned by https://www.whenwewasrad.co.uk/

    This was when the main ramps were up the top end of the factory at the main gate/door. Sometime after this the ramps were moved down to the bottom part where I shot the video below.

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    • Did you stay overnight for that jam?
      My mate was saying he was there from Livi with a group of guys, they slept under the ramps at night.      PhanLo
    • They were called ‘Team Omlette’PhanLo
    • lol, great name.garbage
    • hahaha, yeah, that is a great name.Nairn
    • "Can't make one without breaking some eggs"Nairn
    • Nope, I was at the jam but didnt stay the night. I was about 14 at the time.
      Some amazing memories from that place.      microkorg
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    • I skated for Angel Lights in the street comp. Landed my first ever ollie blunt on one of the quarter pipes - remember the feeling like it was yesterday.sinjun
    • sinjun, that was the skatepark in the church in Glasgow wasnt it? 'Angel Lights'microkorg
    • @sinjun nothing like remembering a first. I was always bmx first, but had a board on me. Flatground sessions all the time. I was dead set on learning shuv 3sgarbage
    • No idea why. I kept accidentally sending and landing primo flip 3s. In my attempts I did manage to accidentally stomp.. a sex change shuv.garbage
    • No idea how that happened, but it will haunt me for the rest of my days.garbage
    • Yep @micro. An old church in Anniesland. I used to arrive on a Friday night and stay there till Sunday - Skating and chilling all weekend - Good times.sinjun
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