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I'd stereotype park riders bigtime too. Freeskiers have a huge reputation for not getting passes and poaching lifts.

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80% of my skiing is solo these days. My old group that I skied with have all gone our seperate ways and moved to different areas, and I haven't really gotten another group together really.

Forecast changed for the better. Yesterday it was 2-5 inches of sleet, then all rain. Now it's 3-5 of sleet and then just snow.

HAHA! YES! I could not believe me ears.

He speaks the truth. Awesome base building snow too.

8 inches quickly turned into well more than a foot while I was out today. It was CEMENT though. Legitimate cement. It was a shit ton of work to ski in. Still was tons of fun though. My overall skiing skills are pretty bad though.

8 inches! And nothing posted about the lifts being on wind hold! Oh yeah!

It's coming down pretty good up in the mountains here. The question is... will the rain hold off... and will the lifts spin tomorrow or will they be on wind hold?

I may be sking tomorrow morning. Depends on the weather though. I know we're supposed to get a few inches overnight, but then it turns to rain tomorrow during the day, and if it rains, I'm staying in.

Way stoked on all the skiing stoke in this thread. Also stoked that I can now go to bed because I completed my paper on 2 books that I did not read. Altogether, I must say it is a real solid piece as well. One more 10 pager I need to do tomorrow, and then I'm done with classes for a while.

I was up yesterday. 12 features. All jibs, aside from one lip-less jump. It was real solid though. You could get super quick laps in via the poma. PM sent too.

Those skis were absolutely bomber.

Love the location and the lighting.

Well, to be fair the first times throwing "natural" spins likely felt weird as well. I do like the suggestion of practicing flatland unnatural spins in your shoes. That will get your body used to the motions more.

I'd imagine it would be no different than learning to spin your natural direction for the first time.

http://oakley.com/pd/1650/4053 Whoops, forgot to post the link.

This site is decent for Oakley lenses. If you select "Lens Tints" you can change the lens types and it will show you what it would look like through those lenses and what type of light they are best for.

Exactly. Be glad you still have a job. They are dropping around 1/3 of their staff at their Western resorts. It definitely sucks though when those benefits are cut, because ski town pay is weak.