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Just got back yesterday, and i have to say that 2 and a half weeks cured the summer depression :D the palmer snowfield is the only remaining rideable snow other than the parks and pipes left. the salt holds it together to about 11:00, after which you have to fight the bumps and soft spots. the snow ...

i am missing the snow, but thankfully i will be at Mt. hood in a week for two weeks of riding. starting to get the itch, my mountainboard isnt doing it for me anymore. on snow in a little more than a week, i cant wait.

There are a few shops on the east coast that sell alpine gear, but i would recomend using Bomber Online's store. If you prefer a shop, http://www.oobsnowboards.com/ is a shop close to killington, and im sure there are a few more. Try asking the guys at the bomber forum

It seems to me that when i think about where and how my body is moving, i usually end up crashing or somthing like that. Do what is comfterable, and try not to think too much, it can spoil the fun.

it seems to me that riding in the midwest requires a tight radius, as there is less room to get speed and make wide turns. A tight board is almost required in some areas. Yes, faster speeds and wider turns are desired, without the right terrain, powerful carves on shorter boards is necessary. I do a...

here in the midwest, the only thing that resembles an expression session is when there are more than 3 alpine riders in a 20 mile radius. i would love to ride out east, if i could make it out there, but school and other things are keeping me here. Oh well, atl east im riding.

Hey Everyone, i have finally found what i have been looking for all this time. After seeing some of the pice and movies here, i am amazed at some of the things i do in order to ride where i live. i thought i might treat you with a little glimpse of my local "hill". But never the less, riding is ridi...