So it was Valentines day this past weekend and most people celebrate that by chillin with their significant other. In true Gibb-Style he also celebrated but the guy has a knack for going against the grain and this holiday it was no different. He showed up to office on Monday looking like this, and pretending that-it-ain't-no-thang.
If you can't laugh at yourself (or buddy) then who can you laugh at.
hair cut courtesy Kaylee Gibb
So we spent the day hiking around the woods tromping through knee deep snow looking for shots. It was a tiring day, but we have finished up on a few things that we have been meaning to make happen. So we can close the chapter on one section and focus on the next.
Well sitting back in the office after a nice long break from the project and the computer.
Christmas came and past...really sweet.
New Years was also sweet minus the carnage I encountered when my GT snow racer had a catastrophic failure of the handlebar off a jump.
Ryan Gibb had a huge December by getting married to Kayle!!! that a boy Gibb.
So since we have set out to make Life Cycles we have set the bar pretty high for ourselves to capture really unique images. Part of that is getting yourself in the right place at the right time and being ready to take advantage of the light and weather;
Well, we've been back from Saskatchewan for while now and we've still been going hard at it back at home. We left for the Saskatchewan trip on the first day of classes for me and it's been crazy trying to catch back up. But now that that's all said and done with, now I've got some time to update you on what exactly went down in the flatlands.
On Tuesday morning we packed the truck with all the gear and set out on our trip to Saskatchewan. As we were packing we decided that to avoid any problems at the border when Gibb goes down to pick up a new battery for the camera, we would unpack in the Tim Hortons parking lot and wait until he got back. Derek and I sat in the parking lot waiting for a while taking bets on when Gibb would be back.
So we have been putting the finishing touches on the SAint videos and needed a bit more footage to wrap up the shifting one. We headed up to Baldface Lodge near Nelson which has terrain that would mtach our footage from Silverstar.
We were sitting in the office trying to get things ready to go for our big trip to Iceland, when Gibb gets a very unfortunate message on his phone. Matt Hunter dislocated his shoulder yes that sterday and will not be able to attend the trip to Iceland. Also, because of Crankworx and the Bearclaw Invitational being scheduled right in the middle of our trip, we aren't able to book any other of the riders that are scheduled to appear in Life Cycles.
