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Hello to everyone from the LeoFinance, Splinterlands, 1up, Proof-of-brain tribes, and everyone else from the ManCave, to the folks who like clicking and tracking their profits!

Today, I finally got the opportunity to have a tutoring sessions with the great youtuber @infidel1258 where he coached me on smart power building, and purchasing practices, as well as the reasoning behind each purchase, future implications, and so much other stuff. This is knowledge that can only be passed down from veterans of the game, who have learned from their own past actions both good and bad.

I recorded this video of our time together on the PeakMonster, and CardAuctions marketplaces, and the splinterlands games, while we both battle technical difficulties on discord due to screen sharing, as well as on cardauctions, with purchasing my basket. Aside from the discord difficulties the only really frustrating one was not being able to buy from the cardauctions site, because they offer 5% cashback.. Im not sure what the issue was, but I had to refill my cart again on the peakmonsters site, and purchase from there, which as always was a smooth process.

I hope that you find some value from this video, and if you do, I hope you'll share it with others, and let me know your thoughts in the comments!

Here are the cards I ended up collecting today

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=unorgmilitia/ijagjlfa
Thanks for the thumbnail northwestskater.com!

I recorded this video a long time ago and keep messing up when I try to post it. so here it goes!!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=unorgmilitia/jrqgaoas
A little while back I took the time to stop at this little skatepark in Canby, Oregon.

We are across the street from the skatepark, working on Canby high-school's multiple-use football/soccer field, baseball, and softball fields. At one point in time when I attended school at Canby high, I was really stoked to find out there was a skatepark vary close to the school, but now I am spoiled and can drive myself to any park I want so I've become a bit snobby haha!

I hope you enjoy seeing me skate and sweat.. and if your interested in seeing me skate at any particular skatepark in Oregon or Washington, let me know in the comments, and I'll make it a point to take a drive and go film at any of the many parks here in the beautiful northwest!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=unorgmilitia/ctlmchbi
Soo... Apparently Aloha, Or. has a skatepark.

I got this footage over 2 seperate trips to this skatepark.. the first time I went, the sprinklers ended up turning on about 10 minutes into the start of my Session.

It is kind of a sign of the times.. the area all these houses and this skatepark is built on, was previously farmland where the property owner would harvest grass seed, and hay for livestock feed.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=unorgmilitia/kxvqxxnt
BurnSide Website / IMG search / Wiki / video search

I have been an Oregonian for basically 30 years, and today is the first time in my life I had ever done more than look from the outside, in at this historical and world renowned skatepark that I have always known was there because of the first tonyhawk proskater game. check the "uses in media category" on the wiki.. this skatepark was also featured in Free Willy, and 2 other random things..

The reason that this was the first time I had ever been to the BurnSide skatepark, was because of a story that my friend Cory told me, about a friend of his who the local skateboarders bullied and put him in a trashcan and pee'd on him, and pushed him down the ramp..

Like the guy told me in the video I recorded, the paint at this park is constantly changing just like the concrete underneath it, just at a more rapid pace.. check out the image search in the hyperlink above!

Judging by the artwork, alot of folks have come and gone. Burnside is 31 years old now i think, and if some of the folks who were first conceiving of the idea, and building this park in the early 90's were in their 20's or 30's .. than they are pushing the average age of expectance, especially for folks that are cut from this type of cloth. I think the reason this park holds the energy it does, is because people like these folks, have left so much of themselves underneath this bridge that has somewhat become a spiritual place.. and I seriously considered it an honor to be able to skate this park.