All you rolling raptors, yes indeed today we're bleeding in a forest. This is so uniforrested, the biggest forest in Belgium. It's quite funny too, which makes for all some down here sections. The mad laughter in the background comes from my skating pal, Brambo. Heal and detainee, that's for sure. Now have a look at my next at about 150 streets. These are made for shredding the woods. No, I won't be doing this there right. This place is beautiful, majestic even. You can expect noble creatures to dwell this forest. And then, Dras Bram, his noble and his own wife. Our guide for today is Niels Wyrnner. He's an experienced off-road skater, so he knows what to do when he's got a flat tyre. Namely, replace one of the spare tyres he always carries around. Another flat tyre? No, we're lucky, just a full-soul arm. Bram can continue rolling around as if there's no tomorrow. Dear friends, believe you me, off-road skating is wonderful. Making speed and unbaved forest paths is exciting like nothing else. On this path you were hiking, riding and rolling, but I still liked it. You can't get any more off-road than this arpeggio. You haven't been off-road skating when you're not fully covered in mud. That's quite an impressive jump. I thought the landing was impressive as well. Well done, Bram. Your risk and life and limb to make it more of leading a bigger sport. I'm alive. I feel it. Look, really. Sketch you down hills like this, really get your heart pumping. Go, Niels. Did you ever skate on a tree? Bram can take that one off his bucket list. Okay. Oh god, it's one. These couple stones are the toughest part of our trip. I had a hard time forgiving Niels for putting his trudas or deal. It helped. He was his own biggest victim. The seedles rocks on the road. Bram believed we could roll over them if we had enough speed. It wasn't so. What's up? Damn it. I don't know, didn't sneak to the dark for all the vingles. Oh, okay. Bram survived. He didn't suffer any damage. This was the end of our glorious off road trip. Well, it's not the end of this video. After we thanked Niels for guiding us through the magnificent stone forest, we went to nearby the village of Huron. There's a cool downhill in this village, a downhill bit of cobblestone, perfect for off road skates. See, Bram's fully recovered from his crash. That was all. Thanks for watching. See you next time.