More Horseshoe Bay photos from the archive.

With the recent news about the possible end of the iconic Horseshoe Bay Skatepark, I thought I’d dig out some old photos. Andrew Lazer and Paul Moffat—somewhere around 2010.

A true classic—an old Wazman photo from 2007. This was around the time I first started taking photos with my old Nikon D100. I’m pretty sure this was at Waiouru Skatepark, during a trip down to Toast Jam with Dave, Wazman, and myself. I think Dave might have some VX clips from that trip kicking around somewhere. Hoping I’ll find the high-res version of this photo one day—would love to have it on the workshop wall.

It's been over 20 years since I started Zombie BMX, which was originally called Zombie Flesh Eaters. Before that, the H-Town crew (myself, Ben, Luke, and Tim) had a webpage called Make Shift Riot. I think I might even have some old stickers from those days—hand-drawn on paper sticker stock and varnished so they wouldn’t deteriorate in the rain. If I can find them, I’ll post them.

While digging through old versions of the site from 2006, I came across this and thought it was rad—someone (might have been Hamish) tagged this at the Island Bay skatepark.

"Hate Kill Destory"
"Zombie"
"Forget the American dream"
"Do your own shit"
"Fuckwits"

Few photos from last summers MTB trip with Louis, George & Justin up Porters Ski Field.

Playing around with some different logos and imagery.. Nothing To Win logo which is a rip on the Richmond Virginia Hardcore Band Down to Nothing. The skatepark featured is the old Waiuku bowl south of Auckland, photo stolen from the webs.

Starting to dig through some old photos—thought I’d begin with some film rolls from my old Nikon FM. I’ve got a bit of work to do on the blog, so here’s a teaser photo of Alan Cameron at PMP, taken around 2013 from memory.

First post!! Don't expect much... this is just a dumping ground for any old BMX/Zombie stuff I've been sitting on over the years. Hopefully I can mix in a few new photos once I get a camera sorted.

Photo: Louis Bolter, Onehunga, 2011.