Newly 18 Year Old Dingo, Jye Kearney is filming with us for 'Go Seek'. Here he is representing one of America's finest establishments.

Jye sending a Back 7 into some cooked powder.

We were having way too much fun at this feature to care about how played out it is.

We got on the road to Seattle and passed a whole heap of rednecks and hick towns.

And sure as eggs, there was one of these joints in every town.

In The U.S, Large means Large. Those aren't carnie hands, this is a 2 litre coffee mug.

We made it to Snoqualmie for The Ride Shakedown. This is the best format and competition formula I have come across. The photographer of this shot is on the nose of the board below.

This part of the blog is called 'Guess whose leg this is'. The only clue I can give you is that this bloke has a signature glove in the works named the 'Hiro-shaka'. All the best Japan!

The wild Northwest can look amazing when the sun pokes its head through.

And utter shithouse at other times. Washington's weather is far from predictable. After a week of pulling our hair out, we built this jump in the Spring sun. After one hit the Northwest cloud rolled back in to show us who's boss.

After leaving Washington we passed through this beauty of a town. Unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to it's name.

No gas left and 20 miles from civilisation.

After tipping a snowmobile up and getting petrol into a Gatorade bottle 6 times, we had enough gas (barely) to get us to this diner in a 1 horse town called Adin. Check the money wall behind the counter. After donating 10 Kiwi dollars we all scored free milkshakes! U.S.A! U.S.A!

Nick Brown drove all 15 hours and got us back to Tahoe where we met up with Stef Zeestraten. We built this pole jam in the storm onto a tennis court. This storm right now is insane! After this hit Stef launched a textbook bellyflop off the pole, and sunk in about 4 feet deep!