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  1. #26
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    Thanks. One of the things I miss most about last season. Hope you don't mind if I add some stoke:



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  2. #27
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    Best thing I've read all week, thanks!

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    great pics. great story. keep it coming, please.

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    Nice AK!

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    AKBruin wins at life!
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    This was totally awesome

    The hardest part is step 1, not step 2.

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    I like how there was no shower in between the ski and getting to work. Bring dat STANK!!!
    "Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. The winds will blow their freshness into you, and the storms, their energy. Your cares and tensions will drop away like the leaves of Autumn." --John Muir

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    sweet!!!
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    thanks. got to set my life up so that those are a possibility.

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    makes me pine for my grad school days when I finagled a schedule without any obligations before 2:30pm every day of the week. Regular routine was to wake-up by 6:30, check the snow report, decide whether to do work or go ride over a cup of coffee (hint: it's never work at that time in the morning), leave the house while everyone else was up getting ready for work/school, drive the hour to the mountain, wait for the chair to start loading, ride until 1, speed back to campus, go to class until long after the sun's set, then stay up until midnight trying to stay afloat so you can do it all over again the next day

    Nowadays I'm lucky to bag one stellar weekday morning a season and it's always the day that the entire city is doing the same :-/

  11. #36
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    Quote Originally Posted by kevino View Post
    Thanks. One of the things I miss most about last season. Hope you don't mind if I add some stoke:



    These shots are amazing!

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    Love the TPS report! Best thread in ages. Way to do it, man.

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    Ha! Super good! Love the business casual picture and office space reference. FTW!
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    good stuff, thanks!

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    I endorse the refinement of your FB pre-work instructional post! Makes me wanna get back to Tahoe ...
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    I'll be there."
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    Post work turns are very enjoyable also. Greatly facilitated by a good headlamp. Something in the 200 + lumen range.

    Once you have managed to find a way around the various impediments to skiing that seem to fill our lives (such as work and darkness) there's really no limit to how much you can ski.
    Last edited by Angle Parking; 03-24-2013 at 12:22 AM.

  17. #42
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    7 a.m. zen.


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    Nice shot.
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