post #1047Where's that pic from?
post #1047Where's that pic from?
Thanks... found it now... that appears to be off of highline ridge. Nice pic @Pasha !post #1047
Mid-day hike is planned for lunchtime, right after ski week lessons wrap up.Photoshoot is on for this afternoon!
Thinking meet up at the top of lift 7 around 2pm, pending the mid-day hike timing.
yeah, when I was looking for a new helmet, I couldn't find one with a brim. It helps to see when you're looking into the sun and keeps the snow off the goggles. There's a lime green one on EBay.Ohhhh the brim! My last 2 helmets had that! Nice feature but didn’t know it was anything new or special. Interesting.
I see! Totally didn’t know that’s what you were referring to. Is the one on Ebay used? If so, I wouldn’t buy it since you wouldn’t know the history of the helmet and if it had taken a blow already.yeah, when I was looking for a new helmet, I couldn't find one with a brim. It helps to see when you're looking into the sun and keeps the snow off the goggles. There's a lime green one on EBay.
It's new, but I just bought a helmet last year. Lime green is tempting, though. I like to dress in colors so I can be seen from outer space!I see! Totally didn’t know that’s what you were referring to. Is the one on Ebay used? If so, I wouldn’t buy it since you wouldn’t know the history of the helmet and if it had taken a blow already.
When are you in Taos?It's new, but I just bought a helmet last year. Lime green is tempting, though. I like to dress in colors so I can be seen from outer space!
Legend goes that it was originally a campaign to open Taos to snowboarders.^ Just curious, what does Taos need to be freed from?
My only major snowboarder complaint is the booting up that happens right in front of chair two. Especially considering that area is huge.How are the snowboarders at Taos? I was there when they were banned. The worry was they’d scrape all the snow off the steep chutes going sideways. Of course with fat skis, the skiers are good at that too.
How are the snowboarders at Taos? I was there when they were banned. The worry was they’d scrape all the snow off the steep chutes going sideways. Of course with fat skis, the skiers are good at that too.
Would Alta be different if allowed?March 19, 2008. The day hell froze over. Not.
I was there on that day. Nothing happened. The only change was many ski instructors bought snow boards and dragged them on the hill. We got to laugh at them for couple year. Then they got good.
Currently, most of the clientele are skiers. I would say 90+%. There are almost no boarders in the bumps. I guessed they know better. Off the ridge, the chutes are steep enough to deter side slippers, whether on skis or boards.
Wrong thread... this is about Taos!Would Alta be different if allowed?
Would Alta be different if allowed?