i see ribbons ...

skiadikt · Post by **skiadikt** » Apr 29th, '05, 14:39

skye hawk & ovation in particular look sweet. thanks again to 'he who can ice to eskimos'.

Skibumtress · Post by **Skibumtress** » Apr 29th, '05, 14:41

I may even do Ovation this weekend.

But I may need a babysitter.

Post by **SkiDork** » Apr 29th, '05, 14:44

I see little people (beat you to it, dis!!!!!)

SBT, I'll babysit ya..... We'll take a ribbon!

Jodi · Post by **Jodi** » Apr 29th, '05, 14:48

Ribbon? Ribbon? Who won't where the ribbon?

Skibumtress · Post by **Skibumtress** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:08

SkiDork wrote:I see little people (beat you to it, dis!!!!!)

SBT, I'll babysit ya..... We'll take a ribbon!

THANKS DORK!!!! You da man!

Mtn Man · Post by **Mtn Man** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:30

:Grumble grumble:

Git sum ribbon for me!!!!

Even Old sup has some ribbon to be had

I'll see you guys next weekend at the K.

B)

Skibumtress · Post by **Skibumtress** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:33

Mtn Man wrote::Grumble grumble:

Git sum ribbon for me!!!!

Even Old sup has some ribbon to be had

I'll see you guys next weekend at the K.

B)

Still feeling like crap MtnMan? :(
We'll see you next weekend. Feel better.

Mtn Man · Post by **Mtn Man** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:37

Skibumtress wrote:
Mtn Man wrote::Grumble grumble:

Git sum ribbon for me!!!!

Even Old sup has some ribbon to be had

I'll see you guys next weekend at the K.

B)

Still feeling like crap MtnMan? :(
We'll see you next weekend. Feel better.

Bummy, be forewarned:

Ribbon skiing usually requires rock skis or a set that you don't mind getting a few scratches on.

Nature hikes are the best right before lunch at Bay1, Ty will show ya the way!

I still feel like crap, but I've got a lot of work and apt browsing to do this weekend. So I'll definitely be up next weekend regardless of how I feel or the weather.

B)

Skibumtress · Post by **Skibumtress** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:40

Mtn Man wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Mtn Man wrote::Grumble grumble:

Git sum ribbon for me!!!!

Even Old sup has some ribbon to be had

I'll see you guys next weekend at the K.

B)

Still feeling like crap MtnMan? :(
We'll see you next weekend. Feel better.
Bummy, be forewarned:

Ribbon skiing usually requires rock skis or a set that you don't mind getting a few scratches on.

Nature hikes are the best right before lunch at Bay1, Ty will show ya the way!

I still feel like crap, but I've got a lot of work and apt browsing to do this weekend. So I'll definitely be up next weekend regardless of how I feel or the weather.

B)

Oh my poor new 1080's. Ummm.... maybe I should but my C9's in the car.

Mtn Man · Post by **Mtn Man** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:42

Skibumtress wrote:
Oh my poor new 1080's. Ummm.... maybe I should but my C9's in the car.

That's sorta what I was hinting at....

B)

Skibumtress · Post by **Skibumtress** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:46

Mtn Man wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Oh my poor new 1080's. Ummm.... maybe I should but my C9's in the car.
That's sorta what I was hinting at....

B)

But I love my 1080's...... hate those C9's. Oh well.

Mtn Man · Post by **Mtn Man** » Apr 29th, '05, 15:54

Skibumtress wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Oh my poor new 1080's. Ummm.... maybe I should but my C9's in the car.
That's sorta what I was hinting at....

B)

But I love my 1080's...... hate those C9's. Oh well.

You'll love the C9's when you run over the grass, rocks and mud. You don't have to worry about what you run over. Just keep your speed and lean back when you run out of snow. I've skied hundreds of feet on just wet dirt and grass. It's even more fun when Doc falls trying to follow you and all he's wearing is jeans

B)

Stormchaser · Post by **Stormchaser** » May 2nd, '05, 13:43

Mtn Man wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Oh my poor new 1080's. Ummm.... maybe I should but my C9's in the car.
That's sorta what I was hinting at....

B)

But I love my 1080's...... hate those C9's. Oh well.
You'll love the C9's when you run over the grass, rocks and mud. You don't have to worry about what you run over. Just keep your speed and lean back when you run out of snow. I've skied hundreds of feet on just wet dirt and grass. It's even more fun when Doc falls trying to follow you and all he's wearing is jeans

B)

I straightlined a 60-70 foot section of snow free woods in Somewhere on Sunday. Saturday i skied the streambed (basically waterskiing downhill in the woods) in Anarchy. Folks, sorry to tell you, but the woods are done.

Mtn Man · Post by **Mtn Man** » May 2nd, '05, 14:00

Stormchaser wrote:I straightlined a 60-70 foot section of snow free woods in Somewhere on Sunday. Saturday i skied the streambed (basically waterskiing downhill in the woods) in Anarchy. Folks, sorry to tell you, but the woods are done.

Way to close it out!

B)

Post by **SkiDork** » May 2nd, '05, 15:45

I saw the bearder dude doing skier right of lower bitter on Saturday.

Looked pretty nice in there (not sure what it's called)