andyzee
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What are you trying to say about Dork's technique?
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What are you trying to say about Dork's technique?
Between this comment and your conversation with bvibert about those shades, I think you are trying to foster a more TGR-like environment around here. ;-)
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No
so I'll assume you're serious. I've never skied with SkiDork so I have no idea how well he skis bumps and my comment should not be interpreted that I'm questioning his skills in any way. I'm far from a great bump skier, but the troughs in that pic do not look overly deep to me, nor did they ski that way. If you're getting continuously sucked into deep troughs often enough to throw off your rhythm, a change in technique is probably necessary, that's all I'm saying...
this has gotten away from the stoke.
In regards to Eisenhower, the troughs were definitely a little sharp in angle but the bumps were nice and soft and the lines, especially from the top down to the second air, were consistent. All in all a very nice course and much fun.
more stoke now, please.
In regards to Eisenhower, the troughs were definitely a little sharp in angle but the bumps were nice and soft and the lines, especially from the top down to the second air, were consistent. All in all a very nice course and much fun.
more stoke now, please.
SkiDork
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yeah - what 2knees said - they just looked like those sharp drop trenches, not normal bump troughs. You know what I'm talkn about - the ones that seem to be very long and there's no escape...
I'm not a great bumper either. Once in a while I get into a groove. For some reason it usually happens in bumped up trees. Not sure why
I'm not a great bumper either. Once in a while I get into a groove. For some reason it usually happens in bumped up trees. Not sure why
andyzee
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No
Just kidding guys, knowing Dork, I in no way think he would take my comments seriously.
John84
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Not a winter shot, but certainly one of my favorites, with a great view:
Mammoth?
roark
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That's what I thought.
Just kidding guys, knowing Dork, I in no way think he would take my comments seriously.
andyzee, I was more or less busting on the pugnacious nature of TGR. I don't get the feeling that you would maliciously comment about another AZer. :beer:
andyzee
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Just a little clean fun. That and it really needs to start snowing, then things will go back to normal... well normal-ish... well... ah screw it I don't need to explain myself to you, go play in traffic!
:lol:
Ok, now back to the topic at hand...
MORE STOKE PLEASE!!!!!
lloyd braun
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nothing like a bowl early in the morning......Highland Bowl that is!
everything behind the Hut is considered the "Bowl" everything is skiable to the left of the hiking trail as well. Bring on the snow
everything behind the Hut is considered the "Bowl" everything is skiable to the left of the hiking trail as well. Bring on the snow
loafer89
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Yes it's Mammoth and the picture was taken near the summit. The mountains in the far background are the White Mountains and Inyo National Forest which is the border of California and Nevada. The flat green area in the foreground is the Owens Valley
Picture date is June 9th, 2006
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Where is that?
Thats my cousin in the Dubai Ski domb.
Jonni
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How does that mid station work????:smash: :-?
This drifted to page 2 already?? Comon people, we need more STOKE!!! Stop slacking and start posting up those pics I know you have!
lloyd braun
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more stoke
more stoke
This drifted to page 2 already?? Comon people, we need more STOKE!!! Stop slacking and start posting up those pics I know you have!
more stoke
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