that you can drool over. Respect is a word that fits the trails scene well. Go by the rules of the locals or don't even think about showing up. Those who have built dirt spots before know how much work goes into these piles of sand and who can explain better how it works than people like Brian Foster, Jay Lonergan, Magilla, and several UK based crews who are keeping the trails scene alive.
I was stoked to see the cover of DIGBMX # 5 on page number 28. It's a photo I took of Brian Foster doing a no-footed cancan that ended up on the cover. Taken at Sheep Hills in sunny California where they haven't seen 4 inches of snow in a long time.
BdJ
The January/February issue of DIGBMX couldn't have come at a worse time. It got me motivated to ride some trails but we just received 4 inches of snow so riding outside is not an option right now. A Trails Only issue is great when you ride trails. If you don't ride dirt this issue might turn you into it. Pick up a shovel and build the exact jumps that you want to build. No need to blame the concrete builder that messed up the trannie at your local park. DIG 68 takes you through the steps with veteran trail builders and shows you spots 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.