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Today was a "work day". Meaning we weren't able to skate or do anything that we wanted to. Today was interview's for the Fuel TV show that is released in a couple months. Plus we wanted to see some of the sights so we mixed it up. Pretty cool.

First off was Buckingham Palace. Wait, I forgot to mention it was raining, which sucks for sightseeing, but we made due. Where was I, oh yeah Buckingham Palace: Kinda a bore, it was just a gate with the palace behind it. No guards, other then the ones we created for ourselves. see Azar photo Joey B. made a little friend real quick and was the entertainment of most the crew. Man that little guy can party.

The walk to Big Ben was awesome, because it was through a huge park, with tons of tree's we made friends with some squirrels, who Ryan Decenzo actually picked up and almost was able to pet. It was crazy that they weren't scared. Little piece of chocolate I guess goes a long way, especially for animals.

Once we arrived to the ole Big Ben, which is just a tower. I mean, its cool and old, but simply a clock tower. But when you got a group of goofs, even a clock tower is awesome. Next was the boats. We took these awesome boats from one end of the river to the other and saw London from the middle of the water, instead of one side or another.

Basically we lerked really hard and just walked around the area for "work". What was a real treat was this London Eye, which is basically a huge ferris wheel type thing which takes like 45 mins to go all the way around and hung out for "work". Joey booked it early, because he had some "beer testing work" to do with Paul Shier. While the rest of us took cabs home for a little break.

So after a couple hours of maxing and relaxing, we headed out to a nice dinner with the crew and after a couple drinks, we started to let loose.

Oh did I mention it was our Team Manager Pete's bday? So it was really on! Drinks all around, shots, beers and more shots! I wish I could describe how we all felt when we woke up, but it wasn't a good thing.

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by Charlie Norton

Take an extreme urban sport, Europe's most skilled skaters and put ramps on an ex World War II defence base in the North Sea and you have, perhaps, the most insane project ever seen in the world of skateboarding, maybe the defining Red Bull Access all areas.
Six top European skaters including Britain's Kris Vile and European champion Philipp Schuster came to see if they could hone their skills on a rusty 350 square metre platform in the middle of the seas on a strange aquatic version of a set in a Mad Max movie. Sealand, although run down and still recovering from fire damage, appears as a cross between an oil rig and a Bond villain hideaway. It was built as 'Rough Towers' along with a string of other bastions in international waters and manned with guns for defence in the war.