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  1. #51
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    Nicely done ladies and gents! I"m insanely jealous!!

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    Holy shit...Whistler was a good choice for the summit afterall. Every shot just makes me regret even more not being able to make it up this weekend.

    And the Corona Bowl shots sort of make me wanna cry. Nice work you guys!!!!
    "You look like you just got schnitzled..."

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    Thumbs up

    Sick pics. It seems that Ullr has been kind to the Summit this year.

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    Crafting a new chapter.

    Nice!

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    Quote Originally Posted by stebed
    where exactly is alligator rock? im not recognizing it.. nice picture
    alligator rock is right above sun bowl

    that photo led to the worst crash i had in a few seasons but goo shit anyways.

    these photos are off leelau's site



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    well after landing the drop i was prob going around 50mph and didn't see another 10 foot windcliff until i was already in the air. the landing was really flat and i landed nose heavy. held on for a bit then hit a mogul. apparenlty my skis went about 20 feet in the air and i cartwheeled about 10 times to a dead stop

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    nice line Phil! yeah those wind drifts in that area are trecherous.

    that photo is definitely sick, job well done boys.

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    Sweet pics so far!!! I'll post a few of mine up tomorrow, just got back in the states.

    A big thanks to the local tour guides, LeeLau, Sharon, Pow11, Atrain, postman, and anyone else I left out. It's all a blur to me, so many good lines, so much pow, and a totally stoked group of people. Around the 5-7th days, my legs finally kicked in and I hit the groove, too bad I had to come back to reality today. Apologies again to Lee's knee during a photog session, damn snow snake

    What a freakin' week.......

    B)

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    Bump. We need some photos from Sunday!

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    Well, since I ran into some other mags at Baker this weekend they can count as summit photos:
    Bakerboy, mtbakerskier, hop, etc. hiking up to the Chimney
    Believe.

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    yeah thats great and all

    but this is the whistler summit photo thread not the baker photo thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by postman22
    yeah thats great and all

    but this is the whistler summit photo thread not the baker photo thread

    Whoa that was a little snarky. It's actually the Summit 2006 photo thread, and as I'm sure you know, it was a PNW Summit, not solely a Whistler summit, thankyouverymuch.
    Believe.

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    phil and athan - I'll send you some pics from Alligator Rock. I just picked out the best ones because the rest were blurred. PM me your email addresses. They're big pictures; what a splendid cartwheel that was

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    Here's a few pics so far:
    Thought I'd post a few of mine.

    Sharon getting knee deep in Harvey's


    Great scenic shot from 1/4 down Peak to Creek


    My favorite bowls, Coccalorum shot from the top of Mondays:


    From the bottom of Monday's, straight up


    Corona Bowl from Saphire, about the same time the maggot crew was coming down:


    Another of Corona Bowl from Saphire, about the same time the maggot crew was coming down:


    The rest are here:
    http://www.killingtonzone.com/forums...=slideshow.php

    B)

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    ElderAldo


    Leelau huckin' somewhere in the slough


    Pakalolu in Blackcomb, fun stuff!


    B)
    Last edited by Mtn Man; 03-13-2006 at 08:42 PM.

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    More from Saturday - backcountry in the Musical Bumps http://www.leelau.net/2006/tgrmusica...umps110306.htm

    Shirk and Sharon on the hunt for freshies



    Dodger on Oboe



    Seatosky on Oboes trees





    Suffering up to the top of Cowboy Ridge



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    Lee I will be trading the black jacket in for a more photo slutable colour
    Either orange or bright blue.

    Hope you recovered from your tour on Sunday, you looked a little burnt.

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    LeeLau:

    You TR's Pic's and website are (OUTSTANDING)!! THANK YOU!

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    REAL GOOD PICTURE

    I think I must have been on sensory overload when looking through this thread the first time.

    Is it just me or is this a really good picture?


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    Down climbing onto the road at Stevens Pass

    Z-bo snapping a pic of Sq99 OB at Stevens.

    Pulver ripping Colouir on Whistler

    Lee and shmerham practicing powder 8’s



    Lee shrapling some pow in Flute

    The ironman of the Summit, Doger in some light fluffy

    Sq99 ripping the trees OB at Whistler

    We found some peeps KIR in the fartbags, notice the slowboarder with Panda helmet cover also.

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    Nice photos all around! It was good to see some familiar faces and meet a few new maggots in Whistler. I'm really impressed that Pulver correctly identified everyone in that group shot and managed to remember most of our real names, too.

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    Photos from Whistler first Monday of the summit. International trees.
    Photos by Brad Christensen...or B-RAD.
    Red base bros in their element.


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    More photos..

    Whistler flat-out ruled this past weekend. Plenty of snow, bars and fine eats.We must have hit 10 different bars in 4-nights, and all of them in walking distance of our pad-not mammoth by any stretch.

    Great to see familiar mags and meet new ones.

    Partial clearing on Thursday-looking towards Blackcombs 7th Heaven


    Heading back to the Village...only 3000 more vert...


    JDabasin in some trees off Peak Chair, no idea the name of the area, but it didn't really matter


    Denver Ken sampling some no-name trees..


    Ken about to make-out with some pine bark..


    JDabasin heading to the Blackcomb Glacier with a breeze in tow


    Our playground on Saturday-this area in Blackcomb was the schnitz..


    Closer view of the area..


    Around 4pm for 3 straight afternoons..


    "Did you boys need another shot?"
    "Uuhh not really, but O.K."


    Apres for three, at the Longhorn....good Lord!
    I have mastered all major sporting activities to a high degree of mediocrity.

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    1st one in three years that I've missed and, damn, it looked like a good time.
    Props to smerham for the bi-caosal summit feast and a big ol' shout-out to dodger for being such a wicked cool maggot in disguise. I still r4ecall the weirf way he ended up ripping it up at the B.c. summit on the sketchiest of circumstances. Then, when he called us up in Alp D'huez last december cause he was in the area with his 14 y3ar old daughter, I knew trhat his trust was highl. Fortunatly, in a moment ofpity, bad_roo politely declined his invitation and saved us all froma potential lawsuit....

    Cheers to all.

    Sick and ashaemd and happy )and not here at all),
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barnballs
    Sir, I salute you.

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