(Cameron Hammer) Cameron Hammer completing a frontside 50-50 on a waterside bench, in St. Augustine Fla.. Due to COVID-19, Downtown St. Augustine Fla. is mostly empty and looking like a ghost town.
(Canon Crovo) Canon Crovo performing a frontside boardslide in the historic City of St. Augustine Fla.. This pandemic leaves many skateboarders the opportunity to skateboard where they once could not
(Cameron Hammer) Cameron Hammer planting his hand firmly, as his skateboard jams into the wall vertically. This wallride skateboard spot is located within the heart of Downtown
St. Augustine, where all tourists and locals gather together.
(Canon Crovo) Canon Crovo majorly clearing the chain of a stairway. The lack of travel through Downtown St. Augustine has allowed many locals to stay healthy, and perform recreational activities, while social distancing themselves at the same time.
(Canon Crovo) Canon Crovo doing a 5-0 down a rail in Downtown St. Augustine Fla.. Typically, most skaters have to face the issues of obstacles, such as; security guards, pedestrians, and the conditions of the environment, making it very difficult to land tricks when street skating.
(Canon Crovo) Canon performing an ollie over a rail in St. Augustine Fla.. As many people are reacting differently to COVID-19, skateboarders are taking a different approach and looking looking for creative ways to stay healthy and social distance.
(Cameron Hammer) Cameron Hammer quickly falling straight to a bruised, swollen hip. Unfortunately, shortly after falling, Cameron was kicked out of this skate spot as some businesses are still operating, causing business, travel, and traffic.
(Canon Crovo) Canon cutting through a crooked grind on a waterside bench, near the Bridge of Lions, in St. Augustine Fla.. With only locals, traveling through downtown, many reactions are only positive towards the skateboarders.
(Cameron Hammer) Cameron Hammer, relaxed more than ever, soaring over a traffic cone in St. Augustine Fla.. COVID-19 has given the opportunity, to skateboarders all over the country, to skateboard in places that they once could not.
Cameron Hammer) Cameron Hammer, feeling the excitement of COVID-19, differently than others, as he races down a hill, near the Castillo de San Marcos Fort, in St. Augustine, Fla.. As it is important to realize the dangers in factor, it is also important to stay healthy and keep positive.
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