Catch of the Day - Good Form On Snow
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Telemarker on the slopes of Voss ski area about 5 hours from Oslo, Norway: http://community.webshots.com/slideshow?ID=285753479&key=WuPyrr
Snowboarder on an alpine board somewhere in the East, maybe Pennsylvania: http://community.webshots.com/photo/119419687/125239740XkcFIu
Not sure about the form, but this snowblader definitely knows big air (possibly taken at Jay or Cannon): http://community.webshots.com/photo/123270923/123272645wQaxjt
A skier named Hermann, from somewhere on the World Cup circuit: http://www.ski-and-ski.com/work/Gallery/HermanShigaGS1.jpg
Snowboarder on an alpine board somewhere in the East, maybe Pennsylvania: http://community.webshots.com/photo/119419687/125239740XkcFIu
Not sure about the form, but this snowblader definitely knows big air (possibly taken at Jay or Cannon): http://community.webshots.com/photo/123270923/123272645wQaxjt
A skier named Hermann, from somewhere on the World Cup circuit: http://www.ski-and-ski.com/work/Gallery/HermanShigaGS1.jpg
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Snowboarder on an alpine board somewhere in the East, maybe Pennsylvania: http://community.webshots.com/photo/119419687/125239740XkcFIu
I think the resort he is at is wisp
SWEET! That's why they call him Air mon. Hope everyone plays the slideshow, set it on 2 seconds and it is better than cloud skiing.
I *think* that might be Wisp. There are several characteristics that look like I see the trails of "Muskrat", "Squirrel Cage" and "Boulder Run". I can't be for sure though.
Check out this photo of talented lady recreational skiers. Be sure to view entire album to see some fine family ski photos set among the spectacular Italian Dolomites. The fortyish "mom" of the group (left in this pic) appears to be an especially strong skier. Anybody know what language they are using? Looks eastern European.
http://community.webshots.com/photo/120172984/120177910NgnogX
http://community.webshots.com/photo/120172984/120177910NgnogX
It does, indeed, look like Wisp. It's actually Roundtop, though, based on the trail names in the captions - Minuteman, Susquehanna, etc... Fine mid atlantic conditions, in any case....
