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Everyone here at Sunday wants to wish Gary Young a happy birthday!  One footed toothpick photo shot during the filming of his Odyssey Vision part which is shown below.

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Garrett Reeves, Eric Lichtenberger, Lee Dennis and myself paid Alex Magallan a visit in his home town of Nashville last week.  We spent a good amount of time in Nashville, but we also traveled to Chattanooga, Johnson City and Knoxville.  These cities have so many ridiculous spots!  Especially if you’re looking through the eyes of the Sunday team.  Thanks to Andrew White for providing a place to stay, being a good tour guide and shooting lots of photos.  Here are a bunch from my camera.

Here is the end of Up, Up & Away.  The credits roll with the sounds of the Felice Bros.  Great way to end such a fun video to make.

While on a trip in Tennessee, some of the team paid a visit to Angry Penguin Skate & BMX in Johnson City, TN.  It was really nice to meet all the locals. Everyone was super nice.  Thanks Jake for the fun time!

Mike Taylor does one of the longest kinked rails in his Up, Up & Away section all to the sounds of the Beatles.

Lee Dennis and Joe Cox shared a section in Up, Up & Away.  Fast paced street riding in this one which goes with the face paced Titus Andronicus song.

Stephen Savage had a full part in Up, Up & Away because he has a smooth, relaxed and fun style.  He rides for us in South Africa and spent a good portion of the summer of 2008 in the USA which he filmed most of this section.  Great song and great section!

If you live in Rochester, NY then you should head over to RASP this Saturday April 30th for the Etiket Rail Jam.  It’s pretty fitting that Sunday sponsors a rail jam right? There’s a whole bunch of good prizes and it sounds like a really fun time if you ask me. Be there!

Aaron Ross had an amazing part in our first video Up, Up & Away! Lots of the hardest trick and line combos in this section.  Dolly Parton would be proud!

Check out my video part from our video Up, Up & Away.  There’s a mixture of 20″ and 24″ bike riding in here.  The Model C/Plus 4 geometry had just come out, so I was really excited to put the bike in new spots.  I was pretty amazed at how well the bike worked in all types of conditions.  Definitely a fun video to make.  Enjoy!