Eddie Belvedere and I actually shot this during our respective lunch hours. It had been a showery morning with most surfaces around the village of Penryn still pretty wet. But the sun decided to come out and Eddie was keen to wallie out of the side of a house. Now, correct me if I’m wrong, but most people wouldn’t be too keen on hoying themselves 10 feet in the air only to land on a gravel rough, dog-soldier ridden floor with the added possibility of shooting straight into a stone wall. Eddie actually likes adding these factors into the mix. So you can imagine his delight when the door to the house wall that he was wallieing off opened revealing a slightly irate woman reigning in a huge dog. Luckily for us, when she figured out that the noise wasn’t actually someone trying to drive a steamroller straight into her kitchen, she said it was cool to continue. I don’t think the continued intermittent downpours bothered Ed too much and he soon handled a boosted wallie into the steep Cornish alleyway. Needless to say, we both made it back to work on time.