Where is the coolest place you have shredded?

[sqig]

As a bonus, where have you been kicked out of for shredding, or told to stop playing?

The coolest place I've ever shredded was on the edge of a cool waterfall at glacier national.


The bag eventually went over and I had to wade out into the freezing cold glacier melt at the bottom to retrieve it haha.

As for the other, I've never actually actually been kicked out out of anywhere, but me and some friends once had a circle going in the lobby type area of a Walmart until an employee asked us to stop. I also have had my bag confiscated for practicing clippers in the lunch line

[Cass]

Nice topic idea!!

I'm going to have to go with the legendary water temple in Portland.


Another really neat place was in the hanger at the skydiving event. Playing among a bunch of cool airplanes is not something that happens too often.




Wish I had some better photos handy..

[C-Fan]

Water temple is hard to beat.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI695i_vGnc[/youtube]

[sqig]

Awesome spots!

[Dio]

While in Italy this summer, I played on the brown bricks circling the bar in this photo. It's from the Hotel Dino at Lake Maggiore. There was nobody else around, so it was just me and the lake. Then it started to rain really hard, ending the session early! It was still the best session I had on the trip.



Also, while at Iguazu Falls in Argentina, I played in the yoga room at the hotel fitness center. There was a water cooler AND chill music playing on the stereo in this room! In the middle of shredding, a giant lizard emerged from the forest and stalked around the windows, as if he were watching me. I had some great sessions here too.



I would have played on that wooden circle but it was very hot outdoors and the yoga room was nicely air conditioned

[PrunusAberration]

I got to play with a few gentlemen in a circle hallway of a Hilton for a good while before getting kicked out. Also, air conditioned workout rooms are always pleasant.

[Tsiangkun]

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