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#271
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10/2/08 at 1:49pm
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Oh, and I don't think anyone has yet identified my first effort.
u r right..Post 73!

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Cool. But hey, I'm not missin' out on my turn. I think this one's pretty easy.
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Steamboat rolls up and down and spreads out quite a bit and you talked about that place when we last skied together. Maybe something off Pony express?
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So we can assume the run can be found on the other side...or rather opposite the pony express side of the mountain?!

Steamboat folks! Finndog?!
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#272
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10/2/08 at 2:03pm
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correct now which bear was skiing on markers and where was it at.
That was CT55 markering out in the same place as Bjohannson. You were skiing somewhere at Snowbird. I'm sure it will come to me.

Its really confusing, and none of you guys ever really said where this was in the original thread.

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you know I know all of this, and still posted the thread title like that....because it was alot funnier than other options.

Ct55 know all about markering out, though funn this is the excact spot that Bjohnasson markered out this year.



ct55 not sure if you have ever seen that?

the other ironic part about Ct55 and Bjohannson was they both told me thier binding were never a problem...then proceded to prerelease all over the place.
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to be fair once I had the forward pressure reset it's been OK ... well that and I use other skis/bindings for deep snow now
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Dude, it was only twice in about 2 hours

To be fair, I had never Marker-ed out until I skied with BWPA. He showed me spots I would never have found and gave me confidence to ski much harder than I normally do in the hairy spots (the spot in the pic above is pretty darn steep with a bit of cliff exposure lookers right). My ski should not have released in this spot, but did.
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#273
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10/2/08 at 2:37pm
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That was CT55 markering out in the same place as Bjohannson. You were skiing somewhere at Snowbird. I'm sure it will come to me.

Its really confusing, and none of you guys ever really said where this was in the original thread.
its one of those 2, mister search and the run is mentioned if you look hard enough.

"its not that you cant ski the bumps, its that you cant ski and the bumps prove it"

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#274
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10/2/08 at 2:57pm
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Snowbird for $600

Who is ct55 on Lone Star, Alex?

 anticooler than you

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#275
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10/2/08 at 4:47pm
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Here's a snowless one: name the wide run in the right center of the photo.
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#276
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10/2/08 at 4:49pm
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And a snowy one:

Hint: you can get there from here:
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#277
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10/3/08 at 10:29am
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Gnarlito, since you're from Oregon, i doubt i'm right, but that sure looks like Parachute... Ski Santa Fe.
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#278
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10/3/08 at 10:38am
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Gnarlito, since you're from Oregon, i doubt i'm right, but that sure looks like Parachute... Ski Santa Fe.
Absolutely right. I live in Oregon now but I lived for 20 years in the land of the flea and home of the plague.
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#279
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10/3/08 at 10:41am
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Ah yes. and the mice are just now coming in for the winter.
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10/4/08 at 12:11pm
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Very wild guess, i've never even been there, but I'm guessing revelstoke since I think I remember someone telling me you could do road/lift assisted BC laps there.

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And a snowy one:

Hint: you can get there from here:
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#281
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10/5/08 at 5:14am
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Here's one. Don't know who the skiers are. Just took that shot with them in the foreground so you could get a feel for the pitch.

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#282
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10/5/08 at 10:15am
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Here's one. Don't know who the skiers are. Just took that shot with them in the foreground so you could get a feel for the pitch.
Well I'm going to say Wedge at Sugarloaf, you can see top of whiffletree quad and base of King pine quad, I think the next trail over and slightly down where it is flatter is Ramdown.
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#283
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10/5/08 at 12:07pm
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Well I'm going to say Wedge...
That's where you end up if you keep going down but they gave the top two sections a new name. I think it was all called Wedge before they decided the hype the top section.
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#284
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10/5/08 at 12:50pm
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That's where you end up if you keep going down but they gave the top two sections a new name. I think it was all called Wedge before they decided the hype the top section.
Then it must be White Nitro above the spillway x-cut. Thats what it shows on a enlarged poster map I have of the place. Was not certain if it was above the x-cut but with that pitch it had to be, nice looking day back then.
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#285
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10/5/08 at 3:25pm
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Not sure if this will be enough or not.. there's kind of a ridgeline in the background.

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#286
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10/5/08 at 4:19pm
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Very wild guess, i've never even been there, but I'm guessing revelstoke since I think I remember someone telling me you could do road/lift assisted BC laps there.
I wish it were Revelstoke! It's actually in the states somewhere.
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#287
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10/5/08 at 4:51pm
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u r right..Post 73!







So we can assume the run can be found on the other side...or rather opposite the pony express side of the mountain?!

Steamboat folks! Finndog?!

I thought this one would be easy because it's kind of a signature run for SB.

My dog loves the bumps too.
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#288
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10/5/08 at 6:51pm
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I thought this one would be easy because it's kind of a signature run for SB.
Shadows
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#289
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10/6/08 at 1:33am
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Shadows
Yes

My dog loves the bumps too.
-melpark 

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#290
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10/6/08 at 3:07am
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Yeah, down by where Main Street and the Spine come together.
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Hey, TC, you should remember that one!
Ah Yes, I remember it well. Can't wait to get back there! You with me?

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I'm not sure but it looks a lot like Trekchick to me
But I kept my skis on(this time )

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#291
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10/6/08 at 3:37am
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Name this trail:

Surviving is essential, thriving is incredible!
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10/6/08 at 4:41am
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Name this trail:
Is that North Fork at ABasin?

My dog loves the bumps too.
-melpark 

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#293
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10/6/08 at 5:04am
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Yup, that is White Nitro from the Spillway Crosscut at Sugarloaf.

One of the many steeper heart rate headwalls at the 'Loaf.
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#294
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10/6/08 at 5:56am
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Is that North Fork at ABasin?
Dang, that was fast.

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#295
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10/6/08 at 6:50am
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Not sure if this will be enough or not.. there's kind of a ridgeline in the background.

the entrance to beaver pond glades

"its not that you cant ski the bumps, its that you cant ski and the bumps prove it"

pbfootnit.blogspot.com/ <<< the start of something good!

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#296
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10/6/08 at 7:24am
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the entrance to beaver pond glades
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#297
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10/6/08 at 12:02pm
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not so much a "run" as an "area"

please contact me directly at:
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#298
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10/6/08 at 12:18pm
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2102/...g?v=1198780817

If I gave you the pic of the entire run, you'll get it quickly... world famous... pics ain't working for me btw

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The Steeps of the East--NEW UPDATE 3/8/10!!!!

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#299
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10/6/08 at 1:43pm
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2102/...g?v=1198780817

If I gave you the pic of the entire run, you'll get it quickly... world famous... pics ain't working for me btw


I dont know what it is though.

"its not that you cant ski the bumps, its that you cant ski and the bumps prove it"

pbfootnit.blogspot.com/ <<< the start of something good!

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#300
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10/6/08 at 1:59pm
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not so much a "run" as an "area"
Delirium Dive at Sunshine?
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