September 11th & 12th, 2010. Antwerp, Belgium. Park Spoornoord/Kempenstraat/Antwerpen
They say a photo is worth 1000 words.
Here’s 30,000 words and a video of the two day Back to Old School 3 event.
Photos + Video: J. Hay

Jose Barajas was on a skate trip from Northern California. This kid skates so damn good! He wasn't pulling all his tricks, but he was going bigger than anyone. Ever heard of Jose Barajas? You have now. Big stalled out frontside air.

Lester Kasai. Flashback to the 80s in the 10s. Did you know Lester is a competitive arm wrestler? He gave us a demo at the bar the last night. He won.

Jason Parkes is a pool and bowl ripper. Photos don't really do him justice, because this is probably the 15th lip trick in his run. Ollie to tail?

Sasha Steinhorst. Unfortunately he didn't pull this invert, but it was so picture perfect I'm showing you anyway. What rules?
The new rule is you can 'publish' a bail as long as you admit it is a bail!

Mark Tidbury and the other british dudes who showed up totally rule. Thanks for all the beers and good times!

Mike Tudor (from England) and Fred Ferand (from France) wake me up in my van (which has since been stolen) parked in front of the skatepark after another long night...
-the end-

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