The latest episode of The Earthers takes us on another thrilling skate adventure, this time moving from New York to the diverse landscapes of Michigan. If you’re unfamiliar with Jake Keenan’s unique method of finding skate spots using Google Earth, we highly recommend checking out the first episode to fully grasp the magic behind this series. This time, Jake and his crew explore some unusual spots in Michigan, showcasing that incredible skate spots can be found in unexpected places.
From Quarantine to Concrete: Michigan Skate Discoveries
After the adventure at the Old Homowack Lodge in Wurtsboro, New York, Jake Keenan returned to his home state of Michigan. While riding out the quarantine, Jake, along with old friends, decided to scout the area near his childhood home, uncovering unique skateboarding terrain. The crew discovered a vintage mini-golf course, a massive ditch, and a notably chunky hubba, proving that even a global pandemic can’t stop the exploration of uncharted skateboarding spots. This episode continues the The Earthers™ tradition of using satellite imagery to pinpoint locations, followed by in-person spot checks to confirm their skateability.
Jake Keenan and his crew explore a mini-golf course for skateboarding in Michigan
The episode highlights the spirit of discovery and the lengths skaters go to find the perfect spot, showcasing that sometimes the most rewarding skate locations are hidden in plain sight. The willingness to explore unknown territories is what makes the series so captivating. Whether you’re a dedicated skater looking for new places or just a viewer curious about the process, you will appreciate the resourcefulness and the joy of finding new skating environments, emphasizing the spirit of exploration and camaraderie in skateboarding culture.
The Earthers: Who’s Riding?
The latest episode features a solid roster of talented skaters:
These skaters showcase their diverse styles and skills, making the episode a treat to watch. It is a collection of raw talent and passion, highlighting the essence of skateboarding culture. Their combined energy and creativity make the Michigan skate spots come alive, inspiring viewers to look for skate opportunities in their own communities.
A group of skaters looking at a potential skate spot
Filming and Production
The filming was done by Greg Szudzik, and the editing was skillfully handled by Rob Fraebel. Their work ensures that the energy and excitement of the skating sessions are captured.
Final Thoughts
This episode of The Earthers not only showcases the unique skate spots in Michigan, but it also inspires viewers to look at their surroundings with fresh eyes. Jake Keenan’s method of using Google Earth to find spots is a testament to resourcefulness and creative thinking. The Earthers series is about more than just skateboarding; it’s about the spirit of adventure, camaraderie, and the endless possibilities for discovery.
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