Friday and Saturday at Kirkwood.
http://www.kirkwood.com
Sunday at Sierra-At-Tahoe.
http://www.sierraattahoe.com
It was supposed to snow from Friday at midnight through Saturday morning at 6AM, didn't happen. :mecry:
Still had fun, but way too hard and icy on Saturday at Kirkwood. On Sunday, stayed in the West Bowl of Sierra-At-Tahoe, which was slushy but that's okay, I'll take slush over hard and icy any day.
-PCM
Friday (3/25) at Diamond Peak:
http://www.diamondpeak.com
Saturday (3/26) at Squaw Valley:
http://www.squaw.com
Ended up twisting my back at Squaw... :beaten: and had to see a doctor on Monday (3/28) to get pain killers and muscle relaxants. Took Monday (3/28) and Tuesday (3/29) off from work. :puppydog:
-PCM
This year has been pure agony to me. I haven't been able to ski at all! In addition I've had to listen to my friend who has gone skiing every weekend for three last weeks and said that she doesn't want to go and so on... :banghead:
Oh yeah, I cracked the highback on my Burton P1 Carbon binding (right foot's binding) too. :doh:
Luckily, Burton will replace it since it's within the warranty period. Just got off the phone with them. The only hitch is they say it may take until summer to get it fixed, because they're probably out of the 2005 replacement highbacks, so they'd have to wait 'til the 2006 highback parts are available.
-PCM
pcmodem wrote:Oh yeah, I cracked the highback on my Burton P1 Carbon binding (right foot's binding) too. :doh:
Luckily, Burton will replace it since it's within the warranty period. Just got off the phone with them. The only hitch is they say it may take until summer to get it fixed, because they're probably out of the 2005 replacement highbacks, so they'd have to wait 'til the 2006 highback parts are available.
-PCM
Hmm... You were quite lucky. Usually everything breaks down only just after the warranty period :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
I would love to go skiing in japan! Ive been to switzlerand, france and italy before, so somewhere outside the alps would be a really nice change :)
I went on the oxford and cambridge university ski trip at christmas, the first morning there I managed to have really quite a bad fall, meaning that I totally crapped up a ligament in my knee, meaning I could hardly walk the rest of the week, let alone ski, so that kinda sucked :/
That said, I could see an international big air competition from the balcony outside my room, which was fun! :)
If you want to try skiing/snowboarding in Japan, you should go to Niseko in Hokkaido. The snow is AMAZING!
However, signs are in Japanese only and nobody speaks English there. My first ski trip was at Niseko and since I knew very little Japanese, I had to take lessons with 5 year olds!
I've never snowboarded anywhere outside BC, Canada :shocked: Whistler is my home, lol :woot:
Actually, I went skiing once when I was 5 in Tokyo. I don't really remember much, but it was like an indoor slope :sweat: And, if I remember correctly, the snow wasn't very good. Well, compared to my beautiful Whistler it wasn't, lol :hehe: It was called like... SSAWS?
maemo wrote:I've never snowboarded anywhere outside BC, Canada :shocked: Whistler is my home, lol :woot:
Actually, I went skiing once when I was 5 in Tokyo. I don't really remember much, but it was like an indoor slope :sweat: And, if I remember correctly, the snow wasn't very good. Well, compared to my beautiful Whistler it wasn't, lol :hehe: It was called like... SSAWS?
Went to Whistler in January 14-17 of this year.
On Sunday, I went to Kirkwood again, to use my free lift ticket. Spent the day teaching my amiga Mo' how to snowboard. She tried to sign up for lessons, but when we arrived at 9 AM all of the private lessons were already booked for the day.
Amazing how much snow is still up in the Sierras for this time of the year.
-PCM
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