Godsplash - Version 5.0 (page 1)
This time around, we lengthened the Godsplash a little bit, which made for a longer slide. We did this one on a Thursday afternoon, and it was really cold out, which made for less slip n' slide time, but the time we did spend was well worth it. As usual, we had a kick-ass time.
Nick getting the slip n' slide ready for us. He didn't ride that time, which was cool, all that matters is that you just show up and have a good time.
Jake, who's been there for all 3 public Godsplashings, shows us why we keep inviting him back for more.
Chad, who also has been to all 3 public Godsplashings, helps us with maximum Godsplashilization.
My job is to point the camera at someone, I have nothing to do with what they do in the picture.
Tim on the tube, testing the limits of the well-watered Godsplash. As before, worked almost too well.
Tim had a great idea on avoiding the inevitable fence-crashing, which is how the cardboard came into play. It served as a crash barrier for safety's sake.
When you've got your buddies and the Godsplash, what else do you need?
Chad finally giving in to the little Godsplasher inside of him and going for the ride of his life.
