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Ramp It Up: 4-Wheel Warpony skateboarders

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December 1, 2011

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4-Wheel Warpony skateboarders, 2008
From left to right, White Mountain Apache skaters Armonyo Hume, Jess Michael Smith, Aloysius Henry, Ronnie Altaha and Lee Nash. The skate team was founded by award-winning filmmaker Dustinn Craig (White Mountain Apache/Navajo), who got his start making skateboarding videos in Arizona. 

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