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Stop #30.

So, this was the first show We As Human has played in quite a few months. Our trip starts in Sandpoint, Idaho. Hometown to Justin Cordle (Vocals) and Adam Osbourne (Drums). The Panida (rhymes with "Canada") Theater is an old theater downtown. The show was opened up by a group from Oregon called Crown Point, then followed by 18 Shades (formerly Illusion 33) and then closed by We As Human. Truly an AWESOME experience as a first show for myself and the other new guitarist (and true shred master!) Justin Forshaw. We had a BLAST and totally brought justification to the tremendous amount of practice and work we had put in the week before!

Me!

It is the start of something new and good for everyone in the band, and the band as an entity. I truly hope the fans enjoy this lineup as much as I do and the rest of the guys.

Next stop, Port Angeles, WA!

All photos in this post are courtesy of Tina Marks. Thank you Tina!

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Jake Jones on May 2, 2010 from Sandpoint, United States

from the travel blog: We As Human Tour/Show Blog, Spring 2010

tagged Tour, Concert, Sandpoint, Band, Panida, Idaho, WeAsHuman and Jake

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Sandpoint, United States

Malachi being a rockstar!

So, after a semi-long drive and the show in Spokane, it was nice to just take a day to hang out! Of course we took the time to sleep in, but after getting around we enjoyed a nice lunch at Joel's (AWESOME MEXICAN FOOD!!!) followed by a bike ride through the park and downtown Sandpoint!

Getting ready to tear up the road!

Dave and Justin F

Kelly was nice enough to let us use her families vintage bike collection!

Kelly being a nerd.... or just being Kelly =0)

Kelly, Dave, Justin F., Josie, and myself quickly hit the beach and discovered some great photo-ops!

Beautiful scenery from the beach

The scenery was beautiful, and it was all the better to share with the ones you love!

Josie and Me

Dave and Kelly

We hopped back on our bikes and soon found something that was a shock to me! All this time I thought the statue of Liberty was in New York, but BOY was I WRONG! There it was! Right off the beach in Sandpoint Idaho! For some reason, I always thought it was so much bigger!

The REAL statue of liberty! =0)

Our ride took us to a nearby Starbucks (had to re-fule!) and a drive through convenience store. Has ANYONE ever heard of a drive through convenience store?!?! It was a nice relaxing day topped off by my wife's (Josie) wonderful green chili enchiladas and S'mores by the fire! Yes, it was S'morefest 2010, and I was there to enjoy it!