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| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Growing up in the west I've skied the Rockies (Canadian & US [Pacific & Interior]), the Sierra Nevadas (USA) , the Alps (French, Swiss & Italian) and the Appalachians (across CA & multiple US states). I have both lift & heli-skied.
After my European expedition 13 years ago, I figured I've skied everywhere I would ever want to ski - so I retired. What else is there left to ski? (nothing IMO).
The only place I would ever consider picking up skiing again for is South America (although my friend says Chile is not that interesting from a ski perspective - mind you he only did in-bound trails vs. cat or heli out-of-bounds trips).
[My bother in LA goes heli every other weekend in the winter (airfare from LA to Nevada, Utah, Wyoming & Montana is cheap). He skis with professional guides (the people you see on Warren Miller movies). That is what you get when you have a beacon & rebreather... This would be impossible for me to keep up. ]
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Since then I have become an expert in chalet'ing. I very much enjoy the base-camp chalet experience: hot tubs, good-times, brewski and ultra-frivolity.
If TA has a ski day count me in to run the chalet experience. I run a triple-black-diamond base-camp. For me, chalet is more fun than the ski. |
that's awesome man.. u have any pics/vids?
i used to compete in skiing (Super G) until age 13, when i was forced to pause for about a decade. my home town and training grounds were home to the '84 olympics.. *sigh*
skiing is still my fav sport, though now it's strictly recreational
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went to moonstone yesterday, and had a lot of fun.. the snow was great.. me +1 def. down for a group outing to blue mtn.
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