Steemit, hello again.
Today’s post is based on my most recent trip out of the United States, and how that trip led to me finding Steemit!
Friday September 29, 2017 after I finished my classes for the day, I left Moscow to pick up my friend Sam Cannon in Sandpoint so we could make our way to Vancouver, BC for Van Jam 4 : a kendama competition.
This was our route:
I left Moscow heading north, picked up my man Sam, and we drove until 11:00 or so. We stopped for the night at Sand Hollow Campground, a neat spot right off the highway along the Columbia River. We only stayed for the night, and we were packed up and gone before anyone knew we were there. We woke up and were on the road before 5:00am, we still had a long drive ahead of us. After over 600 miles, we made it to Vancouver and the fun began.
(left) Van Jam flyer (right) Sam and Colin in the Terra Kendama Shop
The kendama community is unlike any other I have been apart of. That being said, kendama events are like a big family reunion. The best part of these gatherings is hanging out with all of your old friends that you may only see once or twice a year. And when you do see them, you literally play kendama for 12 hours straight and life couldn’t be better.
Eric Martin (left) and Chris June (right) hugging it out after a match.
That whole day my hands were full of both my camera, and kendamas. Along with snagging some photos, I was able to put together an event recap video! If you want to check out some very talented kendama players, be sure to give it a watch here:
So how did this trip lead up to me joining Steemit? At this event I met 
Here are a couple other photos I snagged while I was in Van! Hope you like them!
Second post, that's a wrap! Any feedback? More content coming very soon!