Many skateboarders take to the Natural History Museum in London
Leticia Buffoni and Margiline Daedal They have earned a reputation as skaters who have led the history of skiing forward. Whether Leticia is skydiving with her board or winning more gold medals than anyone else at the X Games or Margie becoming the first Filipino to compete in this Extreme Olympic Games, it’s clear that they both love breaking new ground.
So when I showed them the keys London Natural History Museum And the chance to skate across its gorgeous marble floors, railings and other places no one has ever been before can resist.
with Laure Brueggemann and Aldana Bertrand On board, the crew faced the unique challenge of skidding among thousands of priceless artifacts. Throw in, say, a casual hop on a Velociraptor…and also open up the Girl Skate UK folks so they can skate freely where it’s normally prohibited.
The support behind the camera was also excellent, including Legendary, Almost Legendary, Dan Magee, Skater and director Nick Richards, UK slope and garden builder, house king, and team California Skateparks. In some cases, like the Velociraptor, they even used a 65 Canon camera to capture the tricks from every possible angle.
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