This Old Ledge: Embarcadero 

I think that’s where this is going tbh

Agreed! This was absolutely amazing!

Really hope they get Ocean Howell to do one. He's a professor of Architectural and Urban History.

Absolutely!

Agreed. I visited a few years back and knew there was tons of history there but this helped out so much. Awesome segment.

Refer to 'on video'

If you ever seen the stairs in person it's doubly impressive. He made it look easy.

Soooo crazy haha...and the fact that Tyshawn switch ollied up it, and also 180'd up it before is still insane to me as well

Yes! I’d love to see a tour of what’s left of the Brooklyn Banks

Nobody asked or cares.

@@liquidpixel205521 people liked it and I thought it was cool for them to mention. Just because no one asks or cares about you, doesn’t mean that’s the case for others.

@@liquidpixel2055 pobrecito, your momma didnt love you

i have two bikes. one is MtB and the other is BmX. have been riding them for 99 years. oh ye btw nice video!

Well, what’s another name for pirate treasure, then? 🤔

I started skating in 6th grade 1999. The internet was becoming mainstream and I'd just sit on AOL and deep dive into skateboarding content and message boards just reading all about the EMB and SF skate history because I lived about an hour away. Always wanted to go but never got the chance. A few years ago I stayed at the Hyatt Regency which is the hotel right above it. At night at went down and just walked around thinking about all the history I read about that went down there. They easily could've turned it into a skate spot sanctuary but just ripped everything out. Such a shame.

You are too late

Hahahahahahahaha isn't accessible?! Imagine growing up with monthly mags and bi-decade videos. Dumbass. Everything is on the web - all those vids, all those mags! You want it presented on a silver platter?! Kook.

You should go. It’s unreal the feeling that comes over you at that spot.

@@christophersawyer253 so ive always skated but when i turned 18 i was in a band in sf and in 2004-06, emb was an absolute bust and security was everywhere. During my band era i was obviously a lil more focused on music. But later learned about the significance from old punks. Emb has its place amongst many cultural expressions in its time. ive since gone back and skated alot during covid. When pier 7 reopened without skatestoppers i made sure to go there and really take the whole experience in. Surprisingly ive never done union square or china banks. Sf has a special place in my heart for a creative and subcultural era. Because being gay was so taboo, in sf it created a massive counter culture for all and thrived. But it feels like once it was legalized, the whole city just kinda became like alot of other cities culturally. What a time to be alive.

Honestly they should do the 2 hour length version for all of them. Too much history not to be covered and shared forever.

Real! One of the best teams in skateboarding!

What part of it was your favourite to skate? n what’s your best trick or line you did there? I’m genuinely interested, if you don’t mind answering

The way the skateboards literally leave their mark on the bricks and edges!!! Fuck this is so cool. It's like modern archaeology.

Best skating game ever