Pierre-Edouard Ferry from Lyon, France quickly found an entry to an abandoned mineshaft that bored a mile into the ground and played around on the natural bank to ledge with some fufanus. He then hoisted himself into a half blown up factory building and after clearing a pathway bunny hopped a large gaping chasm.

Joscha Forstreuter from Berlin scavenged a combination of hay bales, rusted barrels and roofing material to build a lip to a big wall ride. It was pretty dope. In less than 5 min he had it built and busted out a big opposite wall ride first go. Crashing and half ass attempts were not an option unless you wanted to mix your body fluids with left over arsenic, a by-product from the mining operations.

While he was busy with that Marius Hoppensack and Niels-Peter Jensen, also from Germany made a make-shift tranny onto a toppled over wall and played around with all sorts of street inspired maneuvers in the nuclear like waste zone.

There were also a lot of shots with the riders and the band interacting while the band were belting out there song “Hello”, I think by the end of the day there was a mutual respect and appreciation between the band and the riders when both got to witness each others passion and performances in their respective crafts.