the Pool that Cannot be Named

after hand digging, hand mixing over 650 bags of concrete, hand stacking aforementioned concrete, 63 feet of tile, and 15 different types of coping; the pool that cannot be named has reached completion. ShowMePools would like to give a huge thanks to everyone who has grabbed a shovel, helped out on pour days, or contributed otherwise. thank you to Dano and Armand, Jeremy Barber for designing our graphic, Justin Shiney for doing our screen printing, Big Jim and Q for donating all our rebar, Mike Massoti for the final excavation when we had to relocate the end of our drain line, Geth and Steph for letting us grab some leftover forms and coping from Nederland, Don Earley for the use of his wet saw, Tracy for a good amount of coping, Joe Kokesh, Jeremy, and Jeremy's son (sorry buddy, i forgot your name); Soup, Deaf Brian, and JP; Harms, Glen, the brothers Jameson, Brian Patton, Pat, Cameron, Brian Baker, Carson, Tatt Matt and Serra, Rob and Eddie, Little Keith, Bryan and Lily, Seeger, Shane, and Greg; and the bridge kids, Zac, Nate, Jameson, Joel, Brian V, Nemo, Adam, Simon, Kyle, Ben, and Chad. thanks guys! we appreciate every bit of your help.
that being said, ShowMePools builds hands down the best skateable concrete in the St. Louis area. if you would like to have your own piece of the American dream, contact us at ShowMePools@yahoo.com. no job too big nor small.

incubation

here in STL, vigilante concrete seems to be the new craze. and as stoked as we are to spend our steamy summer afternoons under the bridge, we've had something incubating for quite some time. SMP would like to extend our appreciation for everyone who has helped in any way, shape, or form, especially the few soldiers who have repeatedly shown up to earn their turns. Jonathan Harms is one of those soldiers, and he has sent us some of his photos from the last three pours.



















completion is in sight. we have one pour to go. stay tuned for the finished product.

two frickin posts in one frickin day!

after however long of no posts. soup did a time lapse of our last pour and sent us a link to it today. nice work buddy!

it takes a village

one skateboard sold is equivalent to 10 bags of concrete ($40). huge thanks to everyone who has donated in some way, shape, or form. we still have decks and shirts available for sale if you'd like to throw your hat in the ring. as we've stated before, ALL proceeds go towards concrete.

it's been a long time in between posts, but sometimes building skateboard terrain involves actually building skateboard terrain. stay tuned for more frequent posts.
-mobb deep-

socked in...

I'm going to give a full on attempt at keeping this shit updated. words are dogshit ,look at pictures.
The last few weeks in the midwest have been brutal to say the least. i like how our boat looks like an alligator.

Sin city native, mastermind behind ODCFX, and sacrifice team rider, Dave Deluna

odcfx skin sticker

let the good times roll

deep in the heart of tx.

cobrakyle's california love.

sweet tits