RR: Pics of Brundage Ski Hill Riding - yahhoo mtndew

On 2005-07-04, Paladin penned:

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This was sooooo much fun, even using the chairs. Our ski hill
trails are designed by mtnbikers for mtnbikers. I rode a big double
squish that was fun to just hang on for rock and roll. A few pics
in this article below:

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?s=00368cb67c4316620338d1de02a0c3db&t=110583

Nice!

--
monique

"Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live."
-- Mark Twain

Paladin said:

http://forums.mtbr.com

How Orwellian.

JD

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Paladin said:

http://forums.mtbr.com

How Orwellian.

JD

I'm not sure what that means, but the day for me was a whole lot of fun with
a new group of friends, and a chance to ride technical, wooded terrain that
we just don't get here in the high desert. And the trails are set up to
intersperse a lot of climbing, so by the end of the day, my legs were
thrashed. Thus the final pic of yours truly rejuvenating with vegetable
drink supplements.

I'd ridden to the top 3 times in 2 days a few years back, so I knew what we
were missing. And the chairs are cheap. Kinda like eating candy all day,
but hey, it was great!

CDB

Paladin said:

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.. Kinda like eating

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candy all day, but hey, it was great!

CDB

once in a while is good, but I think a steady diet isn't good for you.

I recommend a day of lift serve for those that are tentative about their
desceding skills. Nothing like being forced into giving in to the speed.
Either that, or it's going to take all day to get down the mountain.

penny

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Paladin said:

"JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

. Kinda like eating

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candy all day, but hey, it was great!

CDB

once in a while is good, but I think a steady diet isn't good for you.

I recommend a day of lift serve for those that are tentative about their
desceding skills. Nothing like being forced into giving in to the speed.
Either that, or it's going to take all day to get down the mountain.

penny

This was just a day of fun.

Do you remember Hidden Valley? Everybody pretty much cleaned those first
two sections. Kind of a Northwest Horsethief drop-in. Zorro was worse
than HV, even, where I probably walked a third or more of the worst parts.
Our best rider even went otb and took some owwies.

CDB

<Paladin
And the chairs are cheap. Kinda like eating candy all day,
but hey, it was great!

CDB>

Nice stuff...

So you were riding downgrades...
but at least you didn't buy any downgrades...
to paraphrase a famous quote ;-P

---> Jim

Paladin said:

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Paladin said:

http://forums.mtbr.com

How Orwellian.

JD

I'm not sure what that means

It has nothing to do with your post, except where you posted it.

JD