I am reading from time to time Polish newsgroup related to skiing and snowboarding and recently I read the post of a girl, who was skiing in Tryvann (Oslo) on Saturday and Sunday. One of her notices were: 5 or 6 people riding Swoard - she concluded that this board must be very popular in Norway. Anyway, she was also impressed by their riding level
. Harald were that you ??? Conclusion - even if there's not so many Swoard owners in the world, the board and riding style is so characteristic that other people from the slope will remember you
Cheers
Mariusz
! I did not know that anybody outside Norway knew anything about our local area, Tryvann. There are a group of Polish skiers there, that I meet quite often. It is an exaggeration that it was 5-6 Swoards. As far as I know we are two in the Oslo-area owning a Swoard, and one is me, both beiing in Tryvann this week end. Yes, I was there, the other one is Kalle. In addition I saw two other carvers, not on Swoard, but good riders. As you say, it is one benefit of riding carving boards, and especially Swoards, we are so few so people recognize us. When that is said, I have list of 4 or 5 more carvers here wanting to by a Swoard when it comes into production again. It was nice hearing from you and thanks for the compliments. It did not feel that good all the time, but look is important.
