The Scottish Land Surfer

The call him the Land Surfer. He is blessed with one of the best, loosest styles ever. He is the guy who can turn the dropping of a hat into a whole trick of it's own. Jamie Bolland is the name associated with this force in creativity, and he hails from near Aberdeen, Scotland. The kickflip pictured here is about 5 years old, and is ludicrous. This rail is a strapping beast of a steel menace, and the bank is gnarlier than a posse of twenty neds. Check Jamie’s sideways rolling steeze here in the Scot-cult classic “Hum’n Bam” (accompanied by some incredible German dancehall) and here is his part from Harmony's “Wolfstadt”. For those of you who don’t know, Jamie was also the keyboard player from of the late Glaswegian blues/rock group "Uncle John and Whitelock". I miss shredding Kelvingrove with you Jamie, hope all is good in the hood mate.

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Morgan Campbell is a professional skateboarder / writer / film-maker who has been habitually traveling the globe for the past 15 years. He currently lives in Melbourne, and is always up for an adventure or a lurk. A street skater’s canvas is the city, so his blog will no doubt feature some urban beauty as well as some randomness.