トニー・ホークのインスタグラム(tonyhawk) - 7月27日 02時44分

1990 Bones Brigade tour footage from Tasmania (my first & only trip there) with @buckylasek & @frankiehill1. It was an evolutionary time in skateboarding; the general popularity was waning, street skating was emerging and vert was still progressing but garnered little appreciation. We still couldn’t escape jump ramps though. Of note: Frankie’s kf mute and 540’s galore. Thanks to Jason Carter (?) for the upload & appropriate soundtrack.
🎶: @thecure - “Torture”

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dphotography_dph I love that even in 140p with no sound and without reading the text, I instantly knew it was Frankie Hill. His style is unique. Such a fantastic skater and one of if *the* first to push the boundaries of going big on drops and handrails. Two pioneers of skateboarding right there 👊

humblest_hemp I was at at the one in Martin place Sydney a few years earlier. My bro scored hosois shoe. Brand new leather converse and the toe had worn completely through from one session. It was so fucking sick

barmanau Tasmania need u to come back we have come a long way since u were here with skateparks but your interest would spur on local councils to provide more for youth in this state! @tonyhawk

james_._goetz Every aspect of this video gets me emotional for some reason. The skating, the editing, the vhs artifacts, the music - the memories of innocent and fun times.... it's all pure vibe.

bennytays This must have been the trip in which he impregnated the mum of Chad Muska that played for us a few years back @bennytaz6 @webbytime7 @iamthethickman

nwparkosma Tassie is a beautiful place. Get yourself there again Tone, particularly the east coast, search Freycinet National Park

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