Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
PHOTOS: Skate Bash
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Zac Archuleta of Orange County and part of The Lost Boys Project, jumps over five people as fellow skaters watch on in awe last Saturday at the Idyllwild Skate Park. The Lost Boys Project’s vision is to provide an awesome, safe environment to build up, mentor and develop students in their academic and daily life, and spiritual journey in their Christian faith.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
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