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| Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Barre, MA
Posts: 1,041
| Why do we love to ski? Why do we love to ski? ? I love to ski because: 1. I love being in the fresh, cool crisp air. 2. I love the feeling of freedom. 3. I love the views from the mountain tops. 4. I love the speed. 5. ...and finally. I have only 2 seasons...WINTER and ALLERGY.
__________________ Born to ski, forced to work. I\'ve used all of my sick days so I\'m calling in dead. |
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| Sundown: 11.30.08 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Thomaston, CT
Posts: 22,467
| For me, it's:
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| In the Whites Aug 2008 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: East/Central MA
Posts: 2,295
| Agree with all of the above - speed, views, winter exercise, fresh air, apres-ski parties, hanging with freinds and family - what's not to like? How about one more wonderful thing about skiing - is there anything (that you can do with your clothes on) that feels better than taking your ski boots off after a full day on the slopes????? |
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| Pico Mountain, Vermont Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Barrington, New Hampshire
Posts: 1,166
| Reasons I ski in Numerical order: 1) The fresh air. When working hard you suck in alot of fresh air! 1) The ride 1) The adrenaline rush 1) The scenery, especially after snow fall 1) The challenge 1) Did I mention the sheer enjoyment?
__________________ lovin life, Bob "My helmet is my LAST line of defense, not my first." |
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| Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Rhode Island
Posts: 683
| Been a long time since I posted. Really nothing I can add to what's already been said. The mountain views, the fresh air, the feeling of floating down the mountain, the exercise... And for someone new to skiing it's a heck of a challenge. It's made winter something I look forward to rather than something to endure. |
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| Sunday River meet and greet Join Date: May 2004 Location: Fryeburg Maine
Posts: 1,408
| Why I like to ski It is a time that my wife and I can spend together and enjoy each others company. She is my ski buddy. But I also like to ski alone sometimes to just go and do whatever you want and wherever that you want to. I took up skiing just six years ago, and didn't know what I was missing. I am trying to make up for lost time. The last three years I have averaged 60 days a year, and would have liked to do more but alas, I have to work to pay the bills. that sucks. SKIING ROCKS!!!! |
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| Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: CT Avatar: T-bar @ Mont Shefford
Posts: 691
| 1. The challenge of driving to the mountain after or during a snowstorm is the first part of the excitement of skiing for me. 2. The test to see how much the human body can endure (weather wise). So far 21 below zero was the coldest I have skied. 3. The exercise. I blade so I incorporate the skating and can make my ski day especially on flatlands a mini workout. 4. The crisp air and scenery. |
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| Sugarloaf Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Coventry, C.T
Posts: 3,629
| I love to ski because: 1) I love snow, more than anything else, skiing has enabled me to be around the stuff year round. Having skied all 12 months, I get more of a thrill our of just being in contact with the snow than skiing on it sometimes. 2) I love the cold, last January at Sugarloaf in -20F + was a nice experience in seeing how much one can tolerate the cold. 3) Being on top of a mountain makes you on top of the world and somewhat isolated from the pressure of the world below. |
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