The Last Hurrah! (An Attitash Downhill Biking Movie)

[eatskisleep]

So as the season comes to a wrap (for Attitash anyways) I decided to make another movie.
It is by no means my best movie; I made it pretty fast and I had little good footage to work with as there was little time to ride... but some of the footage that is on there is pretty sweet!

Anyway
The Last Hurrah
Columbus Day Weekend 2006 Attitash Downhill Biking.
Mad Dog Moments ©2004-2004
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http://www.idrivethetrain.com/assets/video/the_last_horrah.wmv

I should also have some non lift-serviced biking pictures from what has been my favorite day of biking so far.

Opinions and Suggestions wanted...

Thanks for watching,
eatskisleep

 

[BeanoNYC]

Cool movie. Nice steady shots...tripod?

 

[eatskisleep]

Cool movie. Nice steady shots...tripod?

Nope just a steady hand/arm, although I do have a tripod and I use it for the occasional shot here and there.

Thanks.

 

[bvibert]

Cool vid, thanks for sharing!

 

[eatskisleep]

Thanks.

 

[eatskisleep]

How about some pictures...

Captions above the pictures for the below pictures

Massachusetts
Long story to go along with this picture... needless to say, my friend had to abandon his car for the night and return for it in the morning.

I feel tall in this picture :lol:

Me and Jack climbing up the hill

Me cornering on one of the hills

 

[eatskisleep]

Stupid 10 pictures per post limit...

Me hitting various drops at the pits (many pictures of me were taken by bighitmike838)





Hiking back up

Another drop picture

 

[eatskisleep]

And more pictures...

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New Hampshire
Eric checking out the roller and his line

Eric dropping into the first of many rollers on the trail



Chris hitting a drop


Chris on the log ride


From the top of Black Cap


One of the most beautiful views I have ever seen, not to mention the best biking I have ever done thus far.

 

[eatskisleep]

Now looking back up at Black Cap from more than 600 feet below, you can see where the rolling ledge is where the above pictures were taken.


Now the view from the top of Cranmore was great too:





Let me know what you think of them,
eatskisleep