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Not much riding in this video but we visited just about every beautiful landmark we could possibly find in the West. After driving all night, we woke up driving into Great Sand Dunes National Park. We hiked until our bare feet were blistering and drove all day to Monument Valley, Utah. We camped legally which was weird and woke up to wild horses at our campsite. Antelope Canyon was too expensive for everyone's budget so we went to Horseshoe Bend and somehow wound up at Zion National Park before driving through Vegas and eventually James' house in Huntington Beach, California....

We made it to Austin, slept in a baseball dugout and sweat an unhealthy amount while riding skateparks. We tried to find a swimming hole to double as a shower and Barton Springs was packed so we ended up finding some cliffs to jump off of on the outskirts of the city. All before beginning the dreadful drive through West Texas on our way to Colorado.

After a long streak without videos because our laptop was stolen, we're back. We decided to drive across the country again. This video entails the first leg of the trip from Orlando, Florida to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We drove through the night so we could spend a full day in New Orleans wandering around the city and riding bikes. We rode Parasite skatepark, which is a DIY spot that gets better every time we ride it, and also our friend Ooti's (@Ooti) house, who just got an unreal spine mini ramp built in his backyard thanks to Ryan Corrigan (@Holdonherewego)....

Tristan is unfortunately moving back to Texas. He still had a couple of Georgia skateparks that he wanted to check off the list, so we went up to Atlanta for the weekend. We rode one of the most poorly designed skateparks in the world that had a bowl with 2 stair sets and handrails going into it, found a waterfall with a rope swing, rode 2 other incredible parks, and climbed Stone Mountain. We also didn't sleep outside once which was very odd. We're getting old.

This is another one of those videos that was more or less filmed documentary style because I couldn't get myself to turn the camera around at my face. Danny and I found super cheap tickets to Israel while we were in Budapest so we decided to go for a week because neither of us had been before. We rented a car which ended up being our place of residence for the seven days that we were there. Which was brutal in the desert heat. We explored Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, and Eilat. All of which blew us away....