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Pollishing mud (full)
Testing out the intervalometer over a couple of days with some super fast digging, first day ends with me using a head torch as it got pretty dark(also the quality is pretty shitty for the first day as i didnt associate using a shot quality jpeg as making a shit quality video). Also the exposure gets a bit jumpy as it was getting dark fast and i was only changing it periodically.
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- Date Posted
- Jan 29, 2012 at 12:41Jan 29, 2012
- Category
- Dirt Jumping
- Location
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Gaddafi's house, Libya
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tomcrowther
(Jan 29, 2012 at 13:18)
proper version of black betty this time as well 
i would love to ride these, look so nice man 
i would love to ride these, look so nice man 
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was waiting for someone to call me out on it. It needs to be done some time soon, but other things ended up with more priority haha. It will happen soon though (i hope)
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Where is this? Ive noticed a jump area just short of rogate, havent stopped to have a look though.
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Haha, cheers man, i do dig like f*cker, weather just eats my work like a sassy fat black woman eats chicken 
(i am the dude in grey that doesnt stop )
(i am the dude in grey that doesnt stop )- + 1
I know how you feel. Here in BC, the weather is like the opposite, it gets so dry that whenever it rains I run to my trails to get as much shit done before it dusts out again
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Dude, moss not only looks insane, but also holds the jumps together, crisp edges get raped in one day of rain, curved ones are much more durable which is why we use them... We didint touch the backs and sides because it fucks up all the moss which then dies...
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Crisp edges definitely don't get killed by rain,unless the side collapse,you can pack moss and it will still live and stick to the jump.
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Christ edges on sand jumps don't last.
Also you can't stick a new layer on sand without chopping it, so to polish up the sides ect you have to demolish all the moss, so we just leave
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Don't talk about sand jumps not working,that's all that kid digs (his trails are the ones nick always posts)
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Which ones?
I can make crisp edges, i can make backs look perfect, when i first build a jump the backs and sides do look perfect, but they just dont last... dry weather... wet weather, all just demolishes anything nice... thats why i focus on keeping lips nice. A rounded edge is much more durable to harsh weather, so thats why i keep my edges round.
My point was that the sides are packed, to fix the holes in them we have to put more dirt on, to put more dirt on the moss has to go... i like moss
I can make crisp edges, i can make backs look perfect, when i first build a jump the backs and sides do look perfect, but they just dont last... dry weather... wet weather, all just demolishes anything nice... thats why i focus on keeping lips nice. A rounded edge is much more durable to harsh weather, so thats why i keep my edges round.
My point was that the sides are packed, to fix the holes in them we have to put more dirt on, to put more dirt on the moss has to go... i like moss
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Right well everything collapsed in the recent rain so we put new backs on everything today... its all perdy
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Trust me it is sandy, did you not see how deep we had to go to get half decent surface? The phole place just turns to dust over summer... Your place doesnt look sandy?