A friend from Wisconsin practices on the chairlift then heads up Mores Mountain for "earn your turns" skiing
- March 3, 2001
- Summit: Mores Mountain
- Team: Harry and John
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Harry came to visit us and get some tele instruction. He did great on the introductory part. When questioned, he even remembered how many skis are required. |
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When it came to actually using those two skis, progress slowed. I told him it was like dancing. Apparently, he thought I meant slam dancing. |
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Next we left the ski area and climbed Mores Mountain. He had trouble with getting his arms and legs in opposition. He did better after I took his gum away. |
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He was the first to the top. Go, Ed Whimper! He was a little disappointed that there were no rocks to roll. |
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Then came the real test (you may want to click on the image to see a larger version). The first turn looked pretty good. But by the second turn, things were beginning to unravel. The third turn was,...well,.....not really a turn. Well, OK, we'll cut him some slack. He did end up pointing in different directions.
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To give him some credit, he did a lot better the next day on Copper Mountain. | |
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