Chase March – Blog
Welcome to the sounding board for Chase March. Here you will find my various articles about a variety of topics (DJ Events and news, book reviews, skatepark tours, teaching-related articles and resources, and much more)
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Summer’s Gone (It Goes By Quicker Every Year)
“Summer’s gone . . . a summer song, You’ve wasted every day” – Summer by Buffalo Tom This time of year, I always listen to this song and start to wonder if I really did waste every day. Of course, I worked this summer. A lot. I couldn’t just have lazy, do nothing, days. I
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Chasing Content – Is it September Already?
Chasing Content is a monthly feature here on Silent Cacophony. This is how it works, at the start of each month I look back at the blog entries I posted the previous year in that month and highlight some of my favourites. This gives us a chance to dig through the old posts and unearth
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Kitchener Aud Skatepark
This skatepark is known affectionately as The Aud. Located outside of The Kitchener Auditorium, it is a nice place for both the experienced skateboarder and the novice. Here is a double-layered box, some grind rails and ledges, and a double camel hump. It’s a little hard to see the contour of it in this photo, but it
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Lions Lake Trail Run
I collect trails. I am always on the lookout for a new spot to explore. My latest adventure was at Lions Lake Trail in Floradale, Ontario. The parking lot brings you right to the shore and the Woolwich Dam. The trail is only a few hundred meters further down. It cuts through a Maple Syrup Farm.
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Doon Skatium – Kitchener’s Mobile Skatepark
Kitchener has a mobile skatepark that it sets up in various neighbourhoods throughout the city. It is called “Doon Skatium” They often set up shop outside of the Pioneer Park branch of the Public Library I love this rail! It is great for beginners, since you can skate right on to it without having to olley.
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Ain’t Nothing Like the Old School (Commodore 64)
I had the urge to dig out my old Commodore 64 and play some old school video games. When I turned it on though, I couldn’t get any of the games to load up. I knew what the problem was so . . . I took apart the disk drive and fixed the door lock