It's Why I Do This

A group of friends take the cape by the road from Ziplines to Beaches! Go make your own adventure!

Of course we all have to make a living, but video/photo has always been a pleasure for me and theres ideas and subjects that aren't able to cough up a check, and that's completely fine with me. Every since my days in high school, video has been the most amazing thing in my life: the ability to create worlds within worlds and to make not only myself but others feel. If there's every a script or a concept that merits a visual birth don't ever let an economic barrier prevent it from happening. Do it because we can, Do it because we love it.

Uploaded by Manxer Magyar on 2019-10-02.

Water skiing thru Cape Cod's Scorton Creek in Sandwich, MA. Without Red Bull I don' think any of this could ever happen, that goes for anything of value in my life.

Scorton Creek Ski

My partner Payson always wanted to ski through Cape Cod's Iconic Creek, and so within enough motivation he got together a plan to be up at 5am to catch sunrise and pull his younger brother, Tim through the narrow pathways. With a drone, ronin and handheld we were able to create this incredibly fun and "Cape First" water ski video.

From Ultimate Glory: Though Ultimate players still sometimes wore beads and funny hats and grew their hair long, it slowly was becoming clear that there was something else, something decidedly less groovy, going on out on those fields, something that most didn't acknowledge. It may sound oxymoronic, but there was such a thing as "Ultimate ambition."

My Ultimate Passion

Though Ultimate players still sometimes wore beads and funny hats and grew their hair long, it slowly was becoming clear that there was something else, something decidedly less groovy, going on out on those fields, something that most didn't acknowledge. It may sound oxymoronic, but there was such a thing as "Ultimate ambition.” The people who played the sport wanted not only to win, but to be considered great at what they did, not just in their own eyes but in the eyes of other players. It was the pursuit of fame, really, though a fame closer to the ancient Greeks than People magazine, existing only among the bands of players from around the country who, re-telling stories of great players and great plays, created the oral tradition through which, in those dark days before iPhones, the sport was remembered. Just go play this amazing sport already!

We decided to test out some American tactics on some vile Wasp/Hornets nest we stumbled upon. Using some explosives we strapped some on to a wiffle bat, pike, and even our drones. Through different methods and countless hours, we prevailed over the pests and showed one other species who's in charge.

Explosive Assault on the Bees

As we know some of the best things we do are not planned. This was was one of them, also explosions... they make anything better... except war. War is sad.

One of the most beautiful places in Sandwich, MA (Cape Cod). Perfect for animals and humans... Talbot's Point Conservation Lands on Old County Road has a relatively level trail system through a red pine forest planted for soil control by the Conservation Corps during the Great Depression.

Favorite Local Spot

Talbot's Point in Sandwich, Cape Cod has brought my mind to peace and moments with friends countless times. People forget about the woods and the marsh when we are constantly reminded of the beach, and also forget how majestic it is.

Provincetown is a New England town located at the extreme tip of Cape Cod in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, in the United States. A small coastal resort town with a year-round population of just under 3,000, Provincetown has a summer population of as high as 60,000.[3] Often called "P-town" or "P'town", the town is known for its beaches, harbor, artists, tourist industry, and its status as a vacation destination for the LGBTQ community.

Day Trip to P'town

With my Co-worker Nick, we got to do a little video trip to the iconic Cape town and got some local feedback.

Recreational Shellfishing is a long and valued tradition on Cape Cod. For under $50 you can get your own license in your respective area and go out and catch your own meals. Take part in the historic tradition and one of the many reasons to be on Cape Cod year round.