I was spending my last days of the holiday in Siauliai, Lithuania, and before I went back home I wanted to take some photographs of local bladers. There were a few old friends that still blade and are always up for doing something productive. So we packed up the camera equipment, took some plywood sheets and went to the park where we found a few interesting places to photograph. However, most of the spots were unusual and not very suitable for continuous skating. But after some walking around, my friend Rytis and I decided to make a photograph on the top of these gates. He decided to do a grabbed fishbrain on the edge of the roof. And even though the trick wasn’t very difficult, it was quite risky to be so close to the edge. I used my Hasselblad with 80mm lens and Fuji Reala film.