WILDMAN!
4.20.2010
  Yellingham!
This last weekend I ventured up to Bellingham to hang out, see some people, meet some new people, ride bikes, and listen to really fucking good music.
Yellingham is a festival held over the weekend of some really great local bands. They were held in a few different houses, with as many people as could fit packed in as well.

Thanks to everyone behind it all that made it happen!

I also got up to get out some magazines and shirts, so if youre in that area check your local BMX shop...
Along with everything else I got to meet a bunch of shredders and pass out some cards for the blog and magazine. You know who you are!

It was a super good weekend, and if you weren't up there this year, keep an eye out for Yellingham 2011!

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From the Northwest, Wildman! Magazine is a handmade, full-page periodical dedicated to those who love living life to the fullest extent and those who lead their lives with passion. Centered around BMX, Wildman! showcases photography, literature, art, and lifestyle that is intertwined with the BMX world. Through a print (and now digital form) it aims to promote anything and anyone involved in the BMX world as an independent source of media. Wildman! aims to be the format through which new up-and-coming riders, photographers, and artists can be exposed. Wildman! stresses the wild side of life--that life is about having fun, and what it comes down to in the end is the story. Originating in the Northwest, Wildman! is available to anyone with a postal code. It is a source of inspiration and true living, and is meant to be distributed on these terms. It is by no means exclusive and, on the contrary, welcomes submissions with open arms. If you would like to submit and become part of the magazine as a rider, photographer, artist, or through any other sort of form, please contact for more information. Be Wild!

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