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Bulletin Board

crgildart wrote - 3/5/09 at 2:18pm

Jamesj;
Getting the kids going on skis is priority number one now that I've finally skied with a bunch of bears. Boy really wants to go again soon, girl not so much, but hope she changes her mind when she sees big brother having all the fun. Very slight chance that I'll get to Timberline, but better chance of taking the boy to Appalachian for a half day once the truck is fixed.
Thanks for the stoke, you get around pretty well yourself. Keep it up :-)

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Mdskier wrote - 3/4/09 at 9:17am

Got it.
found the "Bulletin board"

<http://www.epicski.com/forum/thread/81414/ice-rocks-and-steeps-oh-my-a-blue-knob-tr/0

been reading & just posted there!

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comprex wrote - 2/2/09 at 10:15am

Hello James.

We seem to have received semi-official clearance to go ahead and Wikify articles from the Premium Article collection. You feel like showing yours to the world at large?

PJ

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Hey There!

Thanks for checking out our community! We've got lots of great stuff going on around here... why don't you create an account and join the fun? Why?

Jamesj

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Jamesj's Community Profile

Location:	NOVA
Interests (Hobbies, favorite activities, etc.):	Big into family skiing. Wife and I have brought four skiers into this world. I enjoy writing about recreational skiing for www.dcski.com
What I do for a living:	Gov
Home Mountain (where I ski most often):	Mid-Atlantic. Personal trivia - I skied at 20 different ski areas during the past two seasons ('07-08 & '08-09), mostly in the US East, two in Quebec, and three in Colorado.
Number of days I ski in a year:	More please?
Terrain or conditions I like to ski the most:	Powder, but what I like and what I get are two different things.
Gear I use:	Fischer RX8
The regions where I typically ski:	mostly mid-Atlantic, some New England, some US West, rarely Europe