Da' Farm 3.0

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Wed Oct 15, 2003 2:26 pm

Adam/Jani, I would like to keep all the vids I shot on this site but my server space in very limited. Please advise if I can post on your server or forward them to you so they be viewed at all times. Thanks.

John Gilmour · Post by **John Gilmour** » Wed Oct 15, 2003 12:43 pm

Of course! Lets get them on. We have tons of bandwidth. Video will drive this sport. Stills are neat but the video consistently is what makes people go out and start practicing. I do hear from newer racers that they saw video on the web of slalom and that is what made them pick up the sport.

Now imagine if we caught the vibe, not just the racing on video.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Wed Oct 15, 2003 3:35 am

John Gilmour wrote:Tway can you repost some Farm footage- so Jani can save it? The criddle king vid is cool and perhaps some of Da farm 2 ts footage that was good.

John, tway, Jani......I have ALL of the final runs from Da' Farm 1.0 as .MPGs. Gilmour vs. Chaput run 1 & 2, TK vs. Martin Drayton run 1 & 2....would you guys want these clips for slalom skateboarder.com. They are part of the east coast slalom history now!

John Gilmour · Post by **John Gilmour** » Wed Oct 15, 2003 1:59 am

Tway can you repost some Farm footage- so Jani can save it? The criddle king vid is cool and perhaps some of Da farm 2 ts footage that was good.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Wed Aug 13, 2003 6:57 pm

wheels...yup...soft where you need it for grip, hard where you need it for roll. Best of both worlds....

Wes Eastridge · Post by **Wes Eastridge** » Wed Aug 13, 2003 9:17 am

Tway, thanks for posting these images, especially the one of me. I have recently been in dire need of online pictorial respect, as you might already know.
Thanks for the spectacular event too.

Check out thoze wheels on Ur’s board. Different colors on different sides. Crazy, Man, crazy. Now where is that Rit dye that I bought...

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Tue Aug 12, 2003 10:20 pm

UR13 sportin" his sweet new 3DM ride...

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Dan Parrish · Post by **Dan Parrish** » Tue Aug 12, 2003 6:59 am

I want to thank everyone for donating for the drinks I had at Da Farm. $31.oo was gathered in the donation jar for Lowe Synd. I thought it would have been more, so I rounded it off to $100.

Thanks for a great event.
Hope y'all come back now -- y'hear!

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 11, 2003 9:07 pm

Here we have DC area rider WesE saying to himself "don't be scared...it's only my shadow"

Seriously, Wes is thinking, "Tway is going down"...

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 11, 2003 8:58 pm

Virginian Brian Parsons concentrates on beating friendly rival Ohm on his way to a 6th place finish in the men's GS pro division.

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 11, 2003 8:40 pm

Back by popular demand....MORE FARM PICS....

Ohm concentrates on beating Parsons in the TS...

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Wesley Tucker · Post by **Wesley Tucker** » Mon Aug 11, 2003 4:37 pm

Hey, Tway!

Wasn't it Parsons (who, by the way, eeked his way into 6th place in the GS,) who was telling us something about a picture from the 1980s? A pic of a YELLOW-HAIRED guy carving who weighed about 140 pounds? A pic of a guy who'd we'd NEVER recognize as Bahne Skateboards' fastest rider who lives in Leesburg?

Where is this mesmerizing photo?

Dan Mitchell · Post by **Dan Mitchell** » Sun Aug 10, 2003 4:10 am

More pictures from 'Da Farm can be seen at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/slalomdc/

Untitled and unedited, but enjoy anyway.

PS. I think you need to join the group to view pictures

Henry Julier · Post by **Henry Julier** » Sat Aug 09, 2003 10:43 pm

WHAT? Why am I excluded from the festivities?

Wesley Tucker · Post by **Wesley Tucker** » Sat Aug 09, 2003 5:22 am

How about a "Bambi Skate?" Any girl who runs the cones topless gets free drinks at Steve's house?

No, Henry doesn't qualify

Terry Kirby · Post by **Terry Kirby** » Sat Aug 09, 2003 3:28 am

All I can say is wait till next year. Bigger faster and tighter. From the top of the hill to the run out. The back hill will be an easier course complete with a timer for anyone who wants race it. Henry J will run that side, Tway and I will run the big hill. Vlad will be there too. Its gonna be off the charts.

John Gilmour · Post by **John Gilmour** » Fri Aug 08, 2003 3:21 pm

Well 'da Farm 3.0 was another great event- despite any rain….now when it looks like rain…we don't worry like we used to.

I actually liked the rain let me sleep in and try to beat this cold I had..btw I hope no one caught it. I wasn't sure I was going to make it this year let alone enter. I did get a handy new chigger collection. In between coughing I do remember those cool beers with the champagne corks- where can I get some of those? Great to see so many smiling faces- I have to say that the vibe at the after party was the best I have ever experienced- the camera shows it all. I almost missed the vintage race while trying to dial in my new Roe bottle rocket in the bagel shop soaking up as much air conditioning as I could. Gareth hit the flex perfectly and TK drilled it spot on. Terence set a Vintage course while the rest of the road was drying- in fact he set all the courses this year and did a great job.

The Ts was short and sweet- much shorter than the TS of the previous year and with fewer technical features. The cone spacing was irregular but not overly tight. Traction was required…but not so much that a precision truck was a necessity I ran a Seismic 110mm front and a TTC rear and had plenty of traction to spare even while running 90a and 86a Cambrias. I screwed up my first qualifying run and posted a safety run.10.9?.which actually was decent time. I figured I would try and knock a second off of that and almost managed. Michael Dong again had a blistering cyberslalomesque start proving that Cyber slalom actually makes you faster. For Keith Hollien- Team Radikal, this course was a walk in the dark and likely he would have posted about the same time if his hands were tied behind his back- I think he also suffered from reaction time and his course time is likely much lower. TK tossed in a fast run on Roe Full Tail unlimited, likely he would have been faster on a TS set up and didn't even change the geometry of his PVD's for the course. Mollica shocked everyone with a fast TS run- I think he learned TS in Paris. Troy Smart arrived as the first Dark Horse beating out his nearby slalom rivals UR13 and Noah Heinle. Troy said to me just a few months ago "I'll never catch those guys" well congrats Troy…you just did. Mark McCree had a little too much Grey Goose Vodka the night before and ended up with 8th yet edging out Mike Ohm and Chris Stepanek. Claude managed to narrowly edge out the DC boys. Tway was too worried loosing sleep over the weather reports to be on his game for this one- yet still managed to finish ahead of the Vermont Posse.

The Gs was a totally different game altogether this year.
You did need a lot of traction for the GS to run it at speed and every gate was exciting- criddling options abounded and there were many different lines to take. Noah Heinle had a super fast GS run in practice where you could see him fighting the inertia of those huge Avilas to stay on line. Brian Parsons put in a fast run showing a DC over Florida victory in the GS which Keith Hollien returned in the TS. Micheal Dong's GS run was great as he really triple pumped the hell out of the top of the course. Tk and I talked about last years GS and we decided that instead of putting large offsets on the steepest part of the hill and soaking up speed instead we would set a faster line through the steeper section so the entire course carried more speed. It worked. Micheal Dong was one of the first to recognize this "speed chute" and took full advantage- he was up to top speed within the first 6 cones.

Noah really had the screamer run- I only got Noah with a faster lead in- but I'm sure he killed my reaction time. TK was posting super fast reaction times and good fast pushes, he was some worn wheels which for sure cost him- but he stayed on his line with nary a chirp from his wheels. Mollica self handicapped himself by wearing Sandals and a loose Hawaiian shirt for one of his runs- had he gone aero he would have done better, but he was just there to have a good time with Robin after a week of island hopping and partying. Parsons stunned everyone- are we going to have to do a urine test on this guy? Where the hell did all that speed come from? Other surprises…Shaggy…the new improved Shaggy. Much much faster- must be his family cheering section that drove him- he was also sporting a nice Madd snowboard Tattoo (BTW Shag- I talked with Madd Mike- we are digging up the artwork from the 158 for you) Cheri apparently now owns one of these Madd Snowboards- we'll have to wait to see this winter. Shaggy actually took down the guy who taught him to slalom PSR! Eric Moore also was super improved- you'd never know it was the same guy I met last year. Wentzle turned in a fast run- but wasn't aware of the reaction time and wasn't trying to hit the tape on the buzzer…but he will next race. He did charge the GS and held the line without skidding- great show for a first race. KMG also steadily improved- he was probably going at least twice as fast as he did two years ago. But that was no surprise as he was already cooking at G3. Henry J now has another rival…Jim Seiner also the new improved model. Henry also got to beat one of his teachers John Friends- who coaches at Deerfield Academy and will help to involve secondary schools this coming term. Joe I lost to Henry this race- mostly due to a very slow start. The course was fast and a lot of people including myself underestimated the speed- I blew out my first run. Many had double DQ's- hey but at least they put it all on the line every time. Dong's expert criddling blew minds.

Many thanks to Mrs. Yvonne Gamble and Mrs. Iacovelli (Time Goddesses)- Kevin and Joe married smart capable women, who were able to get the job done perfectly.

The Awards ceremony was different this year because we weren't allowed to harass the time keepers ( no hover clause was in effect- resulting in a DQ) so no one knew the times or the winners until the end. Since reaction time was a factor you couldn't judge by course speeds either. I thought I had a good GS run- but lost due to a bad start. So when the names were called off for GS there was a lot of suspense. The started at 3rd place and went up so every time your name wasn't called you were relieved…but also nervous. Tk took 3rd, Dong second leaving Kenny and myself as contenders for first. I thought I was going to be out of the running for running too short of a wheelbase as well. In b-pro Ohm took the honors followed by Ur13 (who was probably after the prizes in b-pro anyhow all along) and great finish by Shaggy in third.

The TS results in b-pro had Claude going home a winner followed by Brian Parsons and Wes E.

Really cool trophy jars were awesome. Also a smattering of great prizes most notably a Winterstick Snowboard direct from Winterstick (hopefully we'll see more involvement from these kind folks) a Tierney rides Complete as well and a Bozi Complete. T-shirts from Pocket Pistols, Omegang Beer, Firnspiegel Longboards, Glenn from Solidskate.com sent a very generous bunch of prizes as always- you've got our business, and yes there were even some cash prizes, and a special thanks To Steven Hayes for throwing the killer bash every year. You should check out some of Steve's projects. Steve has a killer place with stocked lake, stocked bar, full fledged hot tub Jacuzzi cabana, heated pool replete with diving / ladder climbing dogs, multiple fire pits, barbecue, disco barn, pooltable, and parking for about 100 cars- and if that wasn't enough Wentzle Ruml IV brought along enough clams and oysters for everyone for BOTH nights- those guys seemed to be shucking Oysters 'til dawn. A final thanks to Alyssa and Isabelle and Connor Tway who put up a zillion people camped out everywhere…on their lawn, in their livingroom, bedroom etc…and all the extra trash that had to go out. Must say though…the house looks great and it didn't seem like Connor minded all the extra attention.

Definitely a great time- a not to be missed party- even if you are coughing up dogs- don't miss the next one- any internet lurkers out there…don't wait to get better…just come out and race.

John Gilmour · Post by **John Gilmour** » Fri Aug 08, 2003 5:26 am

TS RESULTS

A Pro
1) John Gilmour 9.790 (18.25 wheelbase Roe Bottle rocket)
2) Michael Dong 10.721 (Roe Bullet? 19 inch?WB)
3) Keith Hollien 11.037 (Sub 18 wheelbase 4sure)
4) TK 11.184 (21.34 wb Roe Fulltail-versatile!)
5) Nature Boy 11.248 (defintely not a sub 20 wheelbase)
6) Troy Smart 11.261 (sub 19 inch wheelbase PP Stealth- way to go Troy- killing it! In good Ts company, SCHMART SMART!
-get smart)
7) Noah Heinle 11.333 (?)(Fullnose?)
8 ) Mark McCree 11.824 (definitely a shorty)
9) Mike Ohm 11.843 (?)
10) UR13 11.992 (PlankkR short WB)

This years TS was a bit of a quandry. The gates were loose enough to run a GS wheelbase, but the course was very fast.....but also very short. It was a sub 10 second course. Heavily start dependent- what were those reaction times?

We used reaction times (cuz it was new feature)...but for this short of a race I think it is a little too heavy to weight. If the course were 30 seconds long- well the race wouldn't be as start dependent. Still fun to see them...what are they?

The question was....in ten seconds....how fast could you go? If you couldn't "top out" a GS deck through that spacing the longer WB might be the way to go- but short decks accelerate faster-way faster at the top, and acceleration was at a premium on a short course.

If you got going so fast on a GS deck that you couldn't "stuff" the deck through the tight gates and had to stop pumping...no good.

If you got going fast enough the looser gates began to act like tighter gates. In this case the Shorter Wheelbase decks had an advantage...only if you could get there quick before the short course was over.

I had a high cone DQ my first qualification run- so my idea of using one deck in one run and one in another in qualifiying- (to determine which was faster- as we would not see race times) was moot....but I felt after my safety run- the TS deck was the way to go.

Terence likely would have shaved at least .75 seconds on a TS set up. But he ran the Roe fulltail- to showcase its versatility. (that deck can run almost anything)

If the course had been slower on less pitch....a longer WB cruiser would have been the call.

But the farm is DA farm with true Fast TS and still it is one of the few races where a TS deck is really a good choice. Da farm- where true TS lives.

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 10:26 pm

Florida Slalom Pro Keith Hollien Rips the GS...

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Photo courtesy of Bill Helene

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 10:26 pm

Floridian Pro Bobby Mandarino doing a fine job representing Team Radikal...

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Photo courtesy of Bill Helene

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 9:10 pm

Priceless...

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Photo courtesy of Bill Helene

Noah Heinle · Post by **Noah Heinle** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 9:07 pm

groupie

Terry Kirby · Post by **Terry Kirby** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 9:05 pm

Without sounding too much like a groupie I must say Gilmour was amazing at Da Farm. Sure he flaked on the vintage race but if he didnt he wouldnt be gilmour no? His TS run on a brand new deck was sick. 1 second faster than the field on a 10 sec course. I hope JG goes to the worlds this year ,I would love to see him head to head with Luca.

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 8:58 pm

One can only wonder what Henry is thinking...

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Ilva looking good as always.

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 8:47 pm

Winner of 3 straight Farms and counting....

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Note not only his focus and concentration, but his head and left arm position. He is really on top of his game right now.

Photo courtesy of Bill Helene

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 8:37 pm

The man, the myth, the legend....66 shows us how it’s done at the farm.

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Photo courtesy of Bill Helene

Terry Kirby · Post by **Terry Kirby** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 7:31 pm

#$%^&ing Nice.

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 6:17 pm

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Photo courtesy of Bill Helene

<A HREF="http://www.users.cloud9.net/~wbtway/gd.mpg">Hippies hate water</A>

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John Gilmour · Post by **John Gilmour** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 5:18 pm

I borrowed Mandarino's deck- Santa Cruz Graphite, Gullwings, Park Riders - so I dq.....again

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 5:09 pm

Da Farm 3.0 Vintage Race Results

1)Kenny Mollica 9.92 Henry Hester Fibreflex, Mid-Tracks (original bushings) Molly Shorts, Blue C-62’s
2)John Gilmour 9.99 Santa Cruz Graphite, Gullwings, Park Riders *DQ'd for board sharing.
3Keith Hollien 10.01 Static Board, DSX Radicals, C 62’s
4)Noah 10.61 Turner SummerSki, Mids, C-62’s
5)Claude 10.68 Fibreflex, WWW front and ACS rear, Red Kryptos
6)Bobby Mandarino 10.79 Santa Cruz Graphite, Gullwings, Park Riders
7)Mark McCree 11.07 Static Board, DSX Radicals, C -62’s

Kevin Gamble 11.85 Quicksilver 70k, Mids, Red Krypto 70m
9)Geezer-X 12.01 ?????
10)PSR 12.08 Bahne Glass, ACS 651’s, Astro Pacer
11)Wentzel 12.91 Quicksilver, Gullwings, Kryptos
12)Wesley Tucker 12.91 H-Bomb, Indy 109’s, Park Riders?
13)Jonathan H. 14.10 Quicksilver 70K, Mids, Red Krypto 70m
14)Troy Smart 14.48 Grentec
15)Joe I 15.10 Logan Earthski, Mids, Red Kryptos
16)John Friends Huffy Board, ACS 580’s, Kryptos
17)Eric Moore 15.42 Quicktail, Megatron TR, Sims Snakes
18)Rob S 15.47. Fibreflex, ACS 580’s, Krypto 65’s
19)John Dillon 15.94 G&S Peralta Warptail, Cal. Pro Slalom, Road Riders
20)Duane 16.67 Benji, Mids, Krypto c65’s and c70’s
21)Bruce B. 16.97 Turner FN, Mids, C-82’s
22)Jeff 17.23 Hobie Bennett Pros, Hobie wheels
23)Katii Campbell 17.55 Hobieflex, Trackers, Krypto C62’s
24)Dan Parrish 21.43 Fibreflex, Lazers, Coke Bottle Kryptos
25)Dalv 69.69 2x4, Chicago trucks, steel wheels.(The original Plankk-R)

**Next years race will feature several different classes.

**Yes board sharing next year will be a DQ. We at the farm encourage everyone to bring a relic from your childhood and race it.

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Terry Kirby · Post by **Terry Kirby** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 5:10 am

Da FArm...Thanks for all the kind words. Tway and I were sweating it Sat morning when it was raining. Same as last year and the year before that. But like always the Gods smiled on us and we raced.
We had the top timer in the east Yvonne Gamble and her appretice Kate Iacovelli who ran 3 races with no errors.
We had the utmost cooperation from all the racers who lined up and raced ,sometimes with only one practice run and never bitched.
We had family members who cone marshalled and held babies and brought drinks and smiled all day. And Cheered.
We had a killer party and awards ceramony and food and beer.
We raised a good chunk of change for Lowes .

Da Farm , No attitudes, Fast courses, One hell of a party.

Thanks to all who came. TK

Steve Prue · Post by **Steve Prue** » Thu Aug 07, 2003 1:04 am

dude, are you a hobbit?

Rick Stanziale · Post by **Rick Stanziale** » Tue Aug 05, 2003 8:47 pm

http://www.chasestreet.com/rcr/images/chigger.JPG

I had it posted here but it was hideous.

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Tue Aug 05, 2003 4:36 pm

You got that right Wesley. I will be out of retirement for Farm 4.0 and despite no sleep and a hangover, I will beat WesE. On a side note: If anyone was in bare feet or in sandals at the Hays party, chances are real good you have chigger bites all over your feet and ankles. They itch for about 2 days then fade away over the next 2 weeks. The good news is you don't have poison ivy.

For info on Chiggers:

http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2100.html

Wesley Tucker · Post by **Wesley Tucker** » Tue Aug 05, 2003 3:12 pm

You know what gripes me? It's not travelling 1000 miles to a skateboard race only to see rain. No, that doesn't gripe me. What gripes me is travelling 1000 miles to a skateboard race that is disrupted by rain AND THEN then NEXT DAY the weather is something that would make a Bahamian envious: blue skies, temps in the 70s with not a trace of humidity.

That really gripes me.

I see looking at the national weather map that Pound Ridge/Vista had rain Sunday, rain yesterday and today the whole area is under a flood watch until Midnight.

Hey, I feel pretty good knowing we actually got to race for a change BEFORE things got worse!

I know, though, this is really upsetting Tway. He has to delay his "beat WesE" training regimen he wanted to kick off this week.

Slappy Maxwell · Post by **Slappy Maxwell** » Tue Aug 05, 2003 8:47 am

William Tway wrote:
Thanks 66 sooooo much for the best group farm shot ever. It brings a tear of joy to my eye.

PS. If you stare at the pic for 30 seconds or so, Dalv appears in the upper right hand corner.

I see Dalv! Parsons must have been hiding him behind the Bozi shirt.

Claude Regnier · Post by **Claude Regnier** » Tue Aug 05, 2003 2:31 am

You folks look great!!!!!!!!!! EH!!!!!!!!!!

TKS

Steve Prue · Post by **Steve Prue** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 11:15 pm

damn, we are some scary people.

thanks to all for the hospitality. i spent a good part of saturday recovering from my rock and roll hangover and watching some great racing.

tway and tk - you two threw one of the best events i have attended. looking forward to actually racing next year.

make sure to ask rob the canadian what happens to a bozi MB2 and avilas when run over by a pimped out Camry on the westside highway during our nyc skate yesterday.

cheers!
steve

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 11:05 pm

<A HREF="http://www.users.cloud9.net/~wbtway/dong.mpg">Criddle King</A>

Rick Stanziale · Post by **Rick Stanziale** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 9:07 pm

you're welcome......it's a veritable cornucopia of least coastres

click the pic for vintage least coast action

<a href="http://www.chasestreet.com/rcr/farm.htm"><img src="http://www.chasestreet.com/rcr/images/f ... l.JPG"></a>

mandarino, mollica, noah, wesley, wentzle, billy, geez-x, kmg, henrietta, mccree and more

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 7:56 pm

Thanks 66 sooooo much for the best group farm shot ever. It brings a tear of joy to my eye.

PS. If you stare at the pic for 30 seconds or so, Dalv appears in the upper right hand corner.

Special Thanks for TK for organizing the coolest slalom trophies....
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You put your ______ in it.

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Rick Stanziale · Post by **Rick Stanziale** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 6:15 pm

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 3:21 pm

<A HREF="http://www.users.cloud9.net/~wbtway/par ... ">Gren-Tec Coyote</A>

Jeff Goad · Post by **Jeff Goad** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 2:57 am

where was my boy VLAD?

William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 1:44 am

<A HREF="http://www.users.cloud9.net/~wbtway/farmnews.mpg">Farm News</A>

or:

Farm news, copy on SlalomSkateboarder.com

PA Dan, You're a Rock Star!!!

Pls save to disc as this vid will only be hosted a few weeks.

More Farm News tomorrow.

Thanks to all who came and suppoted our little redneck race in the woods.

TK, I love you man.

Tway, I copied the video to this site, so that the movie file can stay for longer than a few weeks. /Jani

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Dan Mitchell · Post by **Dan Mitchell** » Mon Aug 04, 2003 1:27 am

Once again, 'Da farm was an awesome experience!
Once again, the Hays' party was the best.

Once again, we had to ride between the rains!!

Thanks to all who helped out, I won't list names for fear of missing someone. I'll leave that to Tway...or someone with a better memory!
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Dan Mitchell, aka PA Dan

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Sun Aug 03, 2003 8:29 pm

TS RESULTS

A Pro
1) John Gilmour 9.790
2) Michael Dong 10.721
3) Keith Hollien 11.037
4) TK 11.184
5) Nature Boy 11.248
6) Troy Smart 11.261
7) Noah Heinle 11.333
8 ) Mark McCree 11.824
9) Mike Ohm 11.843
10) UR13 11.992

B Pro
1) Claude 12.027
2) Brian Parsons 12.053
3) Wes E 12.106
4) 66 12.117
5) Tway 12.314 (officially retired)
6) PA Dan 12.521
7) PSR 12.841
8 ) Shaggy 13.037
9) KMG 13.371
10) Mike Civ (DQ)

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William Tway · Post by **William Tway** » Sun Aug 03, 2003 8:20 pm

GS Results

A-Pro
1)JG 16.324
2)Noah 16.404
3)TK 16.461
4)Nature Boy 16.527
5)Michael Dong 16.544
6)Brian Parsons 16.788
7)Bobby Mandarino 17.011

Keith Hollien 17.150
9)66 17.166
10) McCree 17.482

B-Pro
1)Ohm 17.735
2)UR 13 18.293
3)Shaggy 18.462
4)Joathan Harms 18.668
5)Eric Moore 18.868
6)PSR 18.913
7)Claude 19.175

Wenztle Ruml 19.358
9)Mike Civ 19.894
10)PA Dan 19.990
11)KMG 20.308
12)John Dillon (team fun) 20.353
13)Jim Seiner 20.557
14)Rob Sydia 20.600
15)Henry J. 21.626
16)John Friends 21.712
17)Duane 22.194
18)Joe Iacovelli 22.547
19)Dr. Dan Parrish 22.960
21)Bruce B. 23.686
22)Cnova 23.904
23)Bryan Warner 25.069
24)WesE
24)Troy Smart
24)Geezer-X
24)Matt Wilson
24)Jeff

Womens
1)Sandy Kirby 23.597
2)Ilva 23.795

Dan Parrish · Post by **Dan Parrish** » Fri Aug 01, 2003 11:15 pm

Since it seems "Tway's Midnight Run" is a washout, I'll be driving up from NYC in the AM. (Rising with the SUN!!?)

Anyone need a lift from NYC?

Claude Regnier · Post by **Claude Regnier** » Fri Aug 01, 2003 11:15 pm

Okay my wife and I are leaving soon. This will be her first Slalom race.

C-YA

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