Normally we get a couple of these a year here. He wasn’t a snowboarder and that being the case I am no longer a suspect…. KEYSTONE, Colo. – Dec. 11, 2006 – A 20-year-old male from Oregon was pronounced dead at St. Anthony’s Hospital last night after a ski incident on an intermediate trail, Spring Dipper, at Keystone Resort. A call came into Keystone Ski … Continue reading 1st Fatality of the Season
I enjoy having a nice cold arse….. Continue reading Another reason I want to be a slowboarder….
A sweet mushy foto to start things off. Big terrain park opened and Mark was keen to scope out some lines. The footage of us hitting this isn’t available yet – was all in our dreams thus far… but as they say “If you build it – we’ll throw ourselves off it.” Notice the dude who just launched that fakey. Mark has been replaced by … Continue reading Intense Mark has landed
Intense Mark is over from DC and while we wait for our TV to arrive we got to inaugurate the new chess board which was the first ‘house’ purchase we made. Continue reading Inaugural Chess Match
I don’t know about you but I hate Monday’s. All the weekend warriors have gone home, there is no traffic, no lift lines (not that we get those even on the weekends), no people over the hill and Josie doesn’t start work until 2pm so she can come skiing too. Started the day with a lazy wake up, bacon and eggs and then we cruised … Continue reading Why I hate Monday’s
After a couple of weeks of no snow and Thanksgiving crowds things are back to the way they should be – lots of freshies and all to ourselves. Pics never show how much it is actually snowing but in the foreground there is US Hwy 6 – closed? Nah takes more than that to close a Hwy here. Imagine the carnage on Frankton Road if it … Continue reading 1 foot of pow in 36hrs
Yesterday was a pretty standard 10″ day here at Keystone. The Interstate from Denver was closed all day so nobody could get to the slopes to encroach on our fresh tracks…. and if you call thigh deep, first people down a run in the season fresh tracks then you are in the right wave length. Unfortunately it was still snowing ALL DAY – so the … Continue reading First posts of the season
