About a hundred miles from the coast of Africa lie the Canary Islands, an archipelago consisting of seven islands. Among them is a paradise called Lanzarote–also known as the Island of Eternal Spring. It was there, in the autumn of 2016, that Marco Imbernon, Manuel Lezcano, and Jonathan González scored a little slabby piece of perfection.
A Slabby Little Chunk of Lanzarote Heaven
This is a paradise called Lanzarote–also known as the Island of Eternal Spring.
BY The Inertia | Staff

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