Newsletter #21

pictures pictures photographs?

In the world of many pictures, and I mean MANY pictures why not make one that features every product you make…

Can you count them all? Some are new some are old. See them all on the site HERE

And there’s also a hint that of a product I’m going to bring back when I figure out some good fabric for it. Hint: they are hanging on the right side.

Also here’s some more new products in this picture

To buy the Water Bottle click

And one more thing, if you want to see the rest of the pictures from this shoot HERE

Photos all by Reggie McCafferty

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Now all that shameless promotion is over here’s some more photos from the road trip with Gina a few months ago

A crawl through Yellowstone

A float through Yellowstone

Mountain

Mountain (later in the day)

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Day Six

We drove out of the Tetons in the morning and back through Yellowstone going north. Took a quick stop to see Old Faithful (I think you have to) and float down a river. We headed out of the cool forested park back into the heat of Montana. 98 degrees. Windows down, dry dry heat, and a struggling car. On the drive we stopped for a few hours to huddle under the shade of a lone tree in a gas station parking lot to play cards and get out of the sun. When the temps started to drop we drove into the night, stopping for dinner at Tina’s (the only place we passed for what seemed like hours). Burgers were the only thing on the menu so we ate two and dodged deer for a few more hours until we pulled into Whitefish.

Day Seven

First day we didn’t eat oatmeal for breakfast. Real breakfast (eggs at a restaurant) and a hike up to Avalanche Lake. The water was cold but nothing compared to Delta Lake. We drove up the To The Sun Road to watch the sunset and back down the mountain out of the park in the dark.

Day Eight

Hot again. We visited the Montana House of Mystery and got nauseous in the tilted house. We found a spot on a small lake with perfectly refreshing water. Last trip to the grocery store before heading west again through Idaho to Washington.

Day Nine

We left early to drive to a camp spot on the boarder of Idaho and Washington. Everything was so smoky from 5 fires burning in the area, so we had our own camp fire, played cards, and made some dinner.

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Q : Is it possible to talk about surfing with someone you don’t surf with regularly and not sound like a loser?

A : No

So check out the new Alltimers video

It seems that the full length skate video is back :)

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No one ever clicks the share button so it’s gone for now

- Fantastic Society Press