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Posts: 474 12/22/11 01:52:12
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Powder Piggies! I though we were a brotherhood, bonded by our love of laying down beautiful tracks in pristine snow. If one practices powder conservation (pretty much staying close to the fall line and putting in turns close to one another on each run) there is never a track to cross and one is still essentially getting first tracks all day long. I DO care about leaving something for the next guy. To each his own, but I have to admit this isn't as annoying at snowboarders or snowshoe-rs walking up my skin track. ( This isn't a really big issue for me cause I am retired and quite often I have the whole slope to myself.) But, I am doing my best to educate the wayward Bryan on proper etiquette regarding powder farming. I must admit that now(finally) that he can actually tele ski and link turns I will be holding him to a higher standard. Watch out Bryan, I am going to be taking notes and if I find you running rampant over the slopes, I will post a special video of your best crashes.
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Replies
| Powder Conservation? | 12/01/11 18:04:51 | miyagib |
| Re: Powder Conservation? | 12/01/11 21:39:04 | Aaron |
| Re: Powder Conservation? | 12/02/11 09:20:52 | offrhodes |
| Re: Powder Conservation? | 12/05/11 10:44:13 | jcdenson |
| Re: Powder Conservation? | 12/22/11 01:52:12 | John_R |
| Re: Powder Conservation? | 12/22/11 10:11:10 | ScottRad |
| Re: Powder Conservation? | 12/22/11 17:04:44 | hrothgarbike |
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