Chrisocho

Ever since I was a kid I wanted to do a Pond Skim. Year after year I would tell myself that I would do it. Unfortunately by the end of the season it would always slip my mind and I'd forget. NOT THIS YEAR! I was with a group of friends PA spring boarding. It was gorgeous outside and the weather was so nice I was in just shorts and T-shirt. Had a few beers with the crew, and made it finally happen! Make the things you want to do a reality today.

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