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Scott Palmer – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005)

Ryan — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 08:00:12 +0000

That’s better…

Sunday Service: The Conhuir Lynn Mixtape.

Ryan — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 08:00:02 +0000

“Conhuir and the volcano: no one is entirely sure what this thing is. It’s either the remaining half of one of the oldest pieces of custom built skateboard terrain in Northern Ireland, or it’s nothing more than a plant pot surreptitiously filled by some have a go heroes at some point in the distant past of Derry skate time. Regardless of its mysterious origins, this is a spot steeped in history that hasn’t been seen in a skate mag this side of the water since Wurzel and the Deathbox team ventured there for an aborted skate comp back in the later 1980′s with TLB of RAD Magazine. Deep in the Loyalist hood, surrounded by prying eyes and UDA murals, Conhuir Lynn lets his light shine nearly two decades later. Frontside kickflip.”
- Conhuir Lynn, frontside flip. Photo: Jay Dords, August 2007.

This morning we’re bringing you another exclusive mixtape, this time around from Belfast’s very own Conhuir Lynn! Made up of lesser seen footage from around the globe, this edit fills in some of the time between Clynn leaving Unabomber in the early 2000′s and eventually joining the $lave team at its inception in 2007.

Sunday Service: Nick Jensen – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005)

Ryan — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 08:00:16 +0000

“High Hawaii 5.0. If only it was in Hawaii Nick would be warmer and this caption would make a bit more sense. But seriously, that rail is high! And a bit more stinking if the truth be nibbled.”.
- Nick Jensen interview, 2005.

Nick Jensen and Dan Magee shut down Blueprint’s “Lost and Found” with a sterling five minute attack on London street architecture.

Sunday Service: Vaughan Baker – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005)

Ryan — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 07:00:33 +0000

Helped along by CJ’s handy sheet of metal, Vaughan heads home to Worcester for a wallride nollie out.
- Vaughan Baker “Hometown” interview, November 2007. Photo: Chris Johnson.

Vaughan Baker battles through injury to come through with a banging full section for Blueprint’s 2005 release “Lost and Found”.

Chewy Cannon and friends – “Structure” section (2005).

Ryan — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 11:52:01 +0000

Lewis Ross has uploaded Chewy Cannon’s section from the 2005 Norwich area scene video Structure, which also features cameos from fellow Gorleston heads Ben Bucklee and Greg King.

Four minutes of previously unreleased (well, in an online sense at least) rural destruction awaits – watch on now…

Sunday Service: Chewy Cannon – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005)

Ryan — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 08:00:40 +0000

Switch kickflip over a handrail? Yup, Chewy is the man with some sort of plan, not sure what the plan is though. I had to cuddle him to do this again for me as he’d already nailed it with that Cannon grace of his. Watch out for his section; your brain may well come apart!
- Andrew Horsley, 2004.

The section in question in the above caption was Chewy’s debut full length part for Blueprint, which was an undeniable highlight of their 2005 double disc offering “Lost and Found”. Watch on below now witness Chewy slay it at spots found around his native Gorleston, as well as London, Sheffield, Spain and beyond…

Sunday Service: Danny Brady – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005)

Ryan — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 08:00:00 +0000

Danny Brady isn’t really a “w*nker”, but the casual manner in which he pretty much sleepwalked through his first proper section in Blueprint’s “Lost and Found” definitely made most call him one out of sheer envy.

Two timeless songs coupled with four and a half minutes of laid back street skating, all pieced together by the brain of Dan Magee – this morning we tip our hats once again to T’Brady. Click the play button below and immerse yourself in his opening part from Blueprint’s 2005 double DVD release “Lost and Found”…

Danny Brady – Blueprint “Lost and Found” (2005) a Skateboarding video by Sidewalk

UK Ramp Hire’s “Lost and Found” warehouse edit.

Ryan — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 00:19:32 +0000

When his old iMac died, James Harris lost a bunch of footage from the infamous UK Ramp Hire warehouse that he’d logged before the place finally got closed down. He finally managed to recover the files earlier this month, and the resulting “Lost and Found” edit can be found waiting for your eyes below.

Featuring Ollie Lock and Ryan Chamberlain…

“Don’t Sleep” – Blueprint Skateboards and friends in Scotland (c.2005)

Ryan — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:55:54 +0000

Dan Magee has uploaded a short film, entitled “Don’t Sleep”, comprised of three lost reels of 16mm film, shot on a Blueprint Skateboards trip to Scotland back in 2005 following the release of “Lost and Found”.

Get watching below, featuring Vaughan Baker, Nick Jensen, Div Adam, Benson, Colin Kennedy and Danny Brady.

Sunday Service: Blueprint “Lost and Found” friends section.

Ryan — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 10:00:06 +0000

Over the course of the last three Saturdays we have been bringing you the three part “Tales of the Black Glove” from Blueprint Skateboards, based around their Make Friends With The Colour Blue UK premiere tour, and seeing how the third and final part went live yesterday morning, we thought we’d carry the Blueprint theme of the weekend over to today.

Waiting for your eyes underneath this very text we have the extended credits/friends section from Blueprint’s 2005 classic “Lost and Found”, with appearances from the likes of Joey Pressey, Snowy, Charlie Young, Steph Morgan, Conhuir Lynn, Dave Mackey, Korahn Gayle, Lucien Clarke, Joe Gavin, Tom Brown, Paul Carter, Channon King and many more.

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