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May19
Sherman Poppen Honored In Muskegon
by The Editors / boardistan.comSnurfer inventor Sherman Poppen will be honored by The Community Foundation for Muskegon County on June 7, 2012 when they will unveil the “Turning Point” sculpture at 447 W. Western, according to a story on MLive. “The chamber hall of...
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May17
Grollo objection overruled as Buller plans approved
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comI am a big fan of infill, but 6 storey development in a mountain environment seems a bit excessive. The following comes from The Age, journalist Simon Johanson. A LARGE development at the Mount Buller ski resort will go ahead...
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May17
News Flash: 2011-2012 Winter Was Bad
by The Editors / boardistan.comThe Snow Industries of America today confirmed what any snowboard retailer knows by heart–this last snowboard season was hard no matter how you look at it. No snow early season got everyone off to a dismal start, Christmas roared in...
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May15
“2012 Is Set To Be A ‘Bumper’ Season” – Bullshit
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comIt’s that time of year again folks. The weather has most definitely cooled off, the alps have received their first few dustings and the spin......
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May14
Buller – Monday May 14 2012
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comNice pic just sent to me:...
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May14
Hotham – Monday 14 May 2012
by Disaffected Corporate Worker / aussieskier.com...
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May10
Celtek Hands Out Free Summer Camp
by The Editors / boardistan.comCeltek gloves is giving some lucky snowboarder a free trip to High Cascade Snowboard Camp. The only catch? You have to visit Facebook to make it happen. CELTEK has put together a Facebook contest that gives one lucky winner a...
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May10
Pat Moore’s Winter Vacation Redux
by The Editors / boardistan.comNice to relive the magic of winter with Forum’s Vacation and Pat Moore’s stunning “double-ender” part, now online in its entirety. And remember kids, doing Tequila shots takes its own tax....
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May08
FBI Says They Caught Snowboarder Bandit
by The Editors / boardistan.comIt looks like the Snowboarder Bandit has made his last run, according to a story in the Desert Sun. Michael Franks, a 29-year-old Riverside, California man, was arrested on Friday May 5, 2012 after reportedly attempting to rob two banks...
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May05
Walloped by winter
by / planetski.euThe season of 2011/12 is ending with more than a bang. It is a thumping great explosion though some people out in The Alps can't quite believe all the snow. Here at PlanetSKI we can and love skiing in April....
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May05
Small is beautiful
by / planetski.euIt has just four main lifts, a single restaurant, its pistes are narrow with little variety of terrain and when PlanetSKI visited the snow was icy and hard-packed. Yet we had one of our most interesting day's skiing of the...
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May05
Night skiing in Canada
by / planetski.euAs dusk falls most ski resorts are long since closed. Not around Quebec where several ski resorts are bursting into life as interest in skiing at night becomes increasingly popular. PlanetSKI reports from the dark side....
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May05
Skiing in California
by / planetski.euOur content editor travelled to California with some reluctance. It hadn't snowed for weeks and it was having the worst winter in years. He is not entirely a fan of skiing in North America either. He returns itching to get...
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May05
It is difficult not to be smug
by / planetski.euOur content editor is in Lake Tahoe in California. Up until last weekend it was having one of the worst winters on record. Then it started snowing and it hasn't stopped. Check out his latest blog....
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May05
California Dreaming
by / planetski.euOur content editor has just arrived on the west coast of the USA to visit Northstar, Heavenly and Kirkwood. He's been dreaming of the trip, while the resorts have been dreaming of snow. It has been a poor winter...
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May05
The greatetst snow on Earth?
by / planetski.euThe PlanetSKI content editor was in Utah in February 2012 a decade after he was there covering the 2002 Winter Olympics for the BBC. Later he will be looking at the Olympic legacy. Firstly though he asks whether Utah really...
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May05
RIP: Beastie Boys’ Adam “MCA” Yauch
by The Editors / boardistan.comWord got out this morning, May 4, 2012 that Beastie Boys’ Adam “MCA” Yauch has died after a three-year-long battle with cancer, according to a story on RollingStone.com. Adam was the snowboarder in the group and his death had many...
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May04
Åre Closing Weekend with Neil Williman and friends -- Neil Williman
by / snow.co.nzClosing weekend in Åre (Sweden) had it all- a snowstorm, sunshine, big hucks, big crashes, a snowracer jumping competition, party, fire dancing, pond ski-m, a longjump competition, a megapark just for closing weekend and my token end of season double...
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May04
Sochi Russia Here I come -- Carl Murphy
by / snow.co.nzPara-Snowboarding accepted into 2014 Paralympics...
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May04
Thursday 3 May 2012: has it begun?
by Disaffected Corporate Worker / aussieskier.comStarted out thinking the BOM couldn’t be more wrong yesterday. It was a stunning cold and clear day. By the end of the day though......
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May04
Billabong 2012 Flaunt It Finals
by The Editors / boardistan.com...
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May03
Holden Lets Go Of Portland
by The Editors / boardistan.comHolden Outerwear (and now all-season wear) has announced they are leaving Portland, Oregon and doing what many ambitious people have done before them–they are moving to Los Angeles to pursue fame and fortune. Scheduled to open in early July 2012,...
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May02
MAMA WINTER IS GETTIN FRISKY
by DJEddy / mthotham.com.auWell hello snowfreaks, are you all feelin cold and refreshed ?, its minus 1.4 right at the second i hit these keys, and that is a temp that gets into my loins like plus 34 does to a byron...
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May02
2012 Frendly Gathering Vermont Style
by The Editors / boardistan.comJack Mitrani and Danny Davis explain exactly what is happening this summer at the the 2012 Frendly Gathering June 14-16 at Timber Ridge Mountain in Windham, Vermont. Apparently, this summer’s event is going to be bigger than ever with word...
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May02
Collective Brands Sells For $2 Billion
by The Editors / boardistan.comCollective Brands, the owner of zombie brands Airwalk, Vision Streetwear, Lamar, and (sadly) Sims, has been purchased for $2 billion by a “consortium comprised of Wolverine Worldwide, Blum Capital Partners and Golden Gate Capital” according to a story on Sports...
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Apr22
Patagonia & sustainability. ‘Are we there yet?’
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comPatagonia gets a very good wrap on this website. Generally I think they are leaders when it comes to thoughtful attention to sustainability of product, making sure there are good working conditions in the production facilities that they buy from,...
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Apr21
Australia’s first Splitboard festival
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comThe inaugural OZ Splitfest DownUnder will be held in late August and September in the NSW Main Range. There will be all the usual trimmings, T-Shirts, give a ways, raffles and loads of fun. Possibly some riding too. You have the option...
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Apr19
‘How distance made the possums grow fonder’
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comThis article comes from The Age, journalist is Bridie Smith, April 19, 2012 POSSUM Researchers have intervened in an emergency move to deepen the gene pool of one of Australia’s rarest marsupials, the threatened Mountain Pygmy-possum. Studies showed as few...
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Apr16
Jace's Ski Hutt : Celebrating Ten Years -- Jace’s Ski Hutt
by / snow.co.nz10 years on, so much has changed but so much remains the same, it always boils down to two constant things, the people and the snow!...
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Apr16
Buller @ Easter
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comyes there was snow on the ground. and spectacular sunsets. and a full moon. and the last of the summer wildflowers. and a lot of people. and a lot of cyclists. and some nice ...
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Apr16
warren miller
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comyes. it's here. winter is looming and the latest 'Warren Miller' movie [62nd to be exact] is heading down-under..."Like There's No Tomorrow" is hosted by Jonny Moseley and does the usual ..... world-class locations, world-class...
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Apr11
Five Iconic Mountains Threatened By Climate Change
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comThe following article comes from Stephen Lacey, writing for Climate Progress. While many Australians are keenly aware of the increasingly erratic winters we have been getting and forecasts of shorter seasons (for instance see here) it is worth remembering this...
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Apr04
Alphutte – still alpine vandals
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comWe have previously pointed out that the Alphutte pizza restaurant at Dinner Plain destroyed all the remnant indigenous groundcover on their property last autumn. Sadly, they continue their irresponsible behaviour, planting out various exotics, including herbs and succulents, on their...
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Apr02
Neil Williman Fieberbrunn Freeride World Tour run -- Neil Williman
by / snow.co.nzSometimes things just don't go your way...
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Apr02
Climate Change and the Ski Industry – an Australian perspective
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comThis article was written by David Bain orignally published as the first of the Global Snapshot series, bi-weekly essays written by Protect Our Winters (POW) supporters, which give their local perspective of climate change. The home of our snow industry...
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Mar31
Neil Williman/Fischer Team Monashee Video -- Neil Williman
by / snow.co.nzThe video of what there has already been photos of...
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Mar30
kate bush
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.com50 Words for Snow...
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Mar30
Les Ecotagnes
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comLes Ecotagnes is located in the Haute-Savoie, France and is made up of a couple of treehouses and a chalet or, Gite as the French prefer to call it.The owners are certified ski...
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Mar30
Electricity agency admits using herbicide in Kosciuszko national park
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comThe following comes from the Sydney Morning Herald and Age newspapers, journalist is Ben Cubby. March 30, 2012 THE state electricity agency TransGrid has admitted its contractors sprayed herbicide across a swathe of wilderness in the Kosciuszko National Park, scarring...
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Mar25
Jen Hudak - overcoming loss
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comPro Skier Jen Hudak has had a tough few months......she went from being on top of the world to losing her health, her job, her friend and mentor and her desire to ski..... she's on the long, slow road to...
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Mar23
backcountry film festival
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.com2012 season The Winter Wildlands Alliance created the Backcountry Film Festival in 2005 to help grassroots and professional filmmakers to show audiences their love of the winter outdoors. Since then, the annual festival has been shown in more than 30...
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Mar23
backcountry film festival
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.com2012 season Winter Wildlands Alliance created the Backcountry Film Festival in 2005 to help grassroots and professional filmmakers to show audiences their love of the winter outdoors. Since then, the annual festival has been shown in more than 30 towns...
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Mar21
Mountaineer Lincoln Hall dies, aged 56
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comThe following comes from AAP. Australian mountain climber Lincoln Hall has died from mesothelioma. He was 56. The world-renowned mountaineer, who was a member of the 1984 first Australian Everest expedition, died “peacefully” in a Sydney hospital yesterday, Simon Baulderstone,...
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Mar20
banff mountain film festival
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comits back... and its definitely worth a look......
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Mar20
more snow
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comwinter is officially over in the northern climes but someone forgot to tell the snow gods...main street, park city ..... just imagine, if this is what it's...
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Mar16
the POWDER BIBLE
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comAll this crazy weather has given us a very confusing northern winter snow season and sadly, not a lot of the powdery stuff falling from the skies. It's been a late, stop-start kind of season, with some resorts reporting NO...
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Mar13
TR: Chamonix 2012 Day 5 – SE Couloir of Tour Ronde to Brenva Glacier
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comAfter yesterday’s successful mission on the Italian side skiing the Aiguille d’Entreves we concluded that if the weather remained the same our best chance of......
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Mar12
Røldal and Fieberbrunn FWT stops with Neil Williman and friends -- Neil Williman
by / snow.co.nzIncludes travelling with buddies Sam Smoothy and Reine Barkered and doing some 'cross training' in Åre, Sweden on the way....
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Mar11
TR: Chamonix 2012 Day 4 – Steep Skiing – South Face of L’Aiguille d’Entreves
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comAfter yesterday’s aborted mission on the Glacier Rond we figured if we wanted to ski a steep line a better option would be to head......
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Mar11
TR: Chamonix 2012 Day 3 – Glacier Rond Failure, Vallee Blanche Plan B
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comIt started with a loaded question over dinner – ‘Are your edges sharp?” – I replied in the affirmative and said they had been serviced......
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Mar08
Mountain journal turns two
by Cam Walker / themountainjournal.wordpress.comAnother year has zipped by in a blur. I have to say I have really enjoyed writing for the journal these past 12 months. Trying to keep regular posts going means I track lots of the media from around the...
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Mar08
TR: Chamonix 2012 Day 2 – Glacier du Tour Noir
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comAfter a great ski tour yesterday the day dawned sunny again so more touring seemed to be the logical conclusion. The Argentiere Basin is an......
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Mar07
art-versus-snow
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comThis guy has made an art form out of exercise!Simon Beck plods through the snow, on the frozen lakes of Savoie, France, for what must be days at a time, and the result is this amazing snow art....
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Mar07
TR: Chamonix 2012 Day 1 – Col du Belvedere
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comAfter a very worthwhile week in Turkey (more details on sister blog aussieskier.com ) I came back to Chamonix to ski for myself. After landing......
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Mar05
ski-thru starbucks
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comI guess it was just a matter of time.....coffee to go at 8,000 elevation at Squaw Valley Ski Resort .........
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Mar05
gold + silver for australia
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comAustralia has fared well in the 2012 INAS World Championship for Athletes with an Intellectual Disability in Turkey, with two athletes competing - Nicole Harris and Olivia Sayers.The last day conditions were challenging to say the least with coach...
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Mar05
Silver in Super G, Gold In Combined Plus Medal Presentations and 2012 INAS IWSC Wrap
by aussieskier / aussieskier.comThe final day of competition at the 2012 INAS World Championship for Athletes with an Intellectual Disability was the Super G, and while the blizzard......
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Mar04
365 days later….
by oakesash / misssnowitall.wordpress.comYep, back on the road in the USA and Canada and time for daily updates. Let’s just say ‘the lag’ has got the better of me but stay tuned for North American snow hilarity....
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Feb25
Fischer Team Catskiing Trip -- Neil Williman
by / snow.co.nzMonashee powderrrrrrr...
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Feb20
I am Officially World Champion -- Carl Murphy
by / snow.co.nzWorld Champion at Head to Head Adaptive Snowboardcross...
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Feb16
A weekend in Sapporo -- Keith Stubbs
by / snow.co.nzLast weekend saw Sapporo's largest snowboard contest of the season. With some of the biggest names in competitive snowboarding in the lineup, a change of venue to the Sapporo Dome, and the snow festival happening at the same time, this...
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Feb14
Taking a bit of time off ….
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comhello all, if you’re a regular visitor to this site, you will have noticed that I have slowed down a lot on posts of late. Mostly this is just a combination of too much work and enthusiasm for my other...
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Feb13
ski like a girl
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comNow that the season is at the half-way point in Europe and North America, it's really exciting to see our Aussie athletes doing so well - in particular the FEMALE Aussie athletes!And it's doubly exciting to see so...
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Feb10
cabin porn
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comdoes every skier dream of a cabin in the wilderness, where you wait out the snowfall, feeling at one with nature and anticipating some exclusive freshies?...
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Feb10
eskimo boots
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comeskimos never had it so good... available here...
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Feb09
2012 World Championships Orcieres, France -- Carl Murphy
by / snow.co.nz2 Days of gruelling competition sees me hang in for a podium finish...
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Feb04
Ear Muff
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comI had never considered before this day, that someone actually invented the ear muff..... but in 1877, at the ripe old age of 15 years [and with unusually large and sensitive ears] Chester Greenwood did just that....
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Jan01
24 hours in Istanbull
by / planetski.euPlanetSKI has been skiing in Russia and on the way back our content editor stopped off in Istanbul for a day. We never thought we'd have a city review on a ski web site, but we have now......
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Jan30
Skiing in Russia, the journey continues
by / planetski.euPlanetSKI has been sampling the skiing at the resorts that will hold the ski and snowboard events for the Winter Olympics at Sochi in 2014. So, what is it like to ski in Russia? Read our latest blog from Russia....
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Jan30
Skiing in Russia
by / planetski.euPlanetSKI is in Sochi, Russia, the city that hosts the 2014 Winter Olympics. Our content editor has drunk vodka, been moved on by the security services and sampled the skiing. It's quite a place....
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Jan30
From Russia with love
by / planetski.euThis weekend PlanetSKI is in Sochi to look at the preparations for the 2014 Winter Olympics and to see first hand what the skiing is like in the surrounding mountains. Already one British tour operator is offering holidays....
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Jan29
Anna Segal at Winter X Games 16
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comSo excited for Aussie skier Anna Segal in the Winter X Games. Anna is the current Freestyle World Champion in Slopestyle. She's a great athlete and role model for female skiers......this was Anna 2...
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Jan25
avalanche
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comrecent heavy snowfalls make avalanches a very real possibility....check out these guys...Huge Uintas Avalanche from trentmeisenheimer on Vimeo....
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Jan12
nostalgia
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comback in the day..........
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Jan08
want to be there
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comdon't know where it is, but it looks good, doesn't it?!...
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Dec31
Depressing Possible End to Second Straight Season
by / ski-blog.comExplaining my absence from the blog the last year and a half, I offer more info about the sinus surgery gone bad last February. On December 19, I had a second surgery to repair the hole in my skull...
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Dec19
Dean Martin
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comOne of the classics to get you in the mood......
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Dec19
Australian & NZ made outdoor gear
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comWith Christmas barely a week away and the endless pre-Christmas sales by the big outdoor brands, it can be hard to stay away from gear at good prices. All of the big brand gear – such as that coming from...
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Dec12
bringing the outdoors inside
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.combit of design inspiration for a grey, rainy monday morning........ look at this! it's carpet! and a great way to have the impact of wooden or stone flooring without losing all the heat......
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Dec09
Patagonia store opens in Melbourne
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comPatagonia has opened another store in Australia, this time in Chapel Street, Prahran (Melbourne). Patagonia come up as being rated very highly across sustainability and workplace criteria on this site, and the presence of a store in another large city...
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Nov29
avalanche
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.combig slides in the Whistler backcountry, earlier today........
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Nov29
patagonia
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comOutdoor brand PATAGONIA has been leading the way in environment and ethical issues for some time now and their latest campaign the ...
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Nov27
So Much Ski Racing
by Topher Sabot / blogs.fasterskier.comIt is a beautiful morning in West Yellowstone, with somewhat more seasonal temperatures in the single digits – perfect for classic skiing. It is quite a weekend in the North American ski racing world with the opening continental cup races...
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Nov25
Happy Thanksgiving from West Yellowstone
by Topher Sabot / blogs.fasterskier.comIt has been a beautiful Thanksgiving day in West Yellowstone, with sunny skies and temperatures climbing to 40F. The skiing is excellent and the atmosphere quite festive. There is nothing like good weather and good skiing to make people very...
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Nov24
Patagonia recycling program now available in Australia
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comFrom Patagonia: “We accept all Patagonia products for recycling, and the process is easy. While we encourage you to find a new home for any garments or items that are still useable, any Patagonia product that has reached the end...
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Nov24
ski italy
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.comit's an ad campaign - for an Italian sliced meat company!...
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Nov21
Recycle Outdoor Gear (ROG)
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comROG is the UK’s first free of charge online service dedicated to helping people to find a solution to “the endless amounts of gently used and unwanted outdoor clothing & equipment taking up space in cupboards, lofts and garages”.It was...
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Nov21
Mammut
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comSwiss-based Mammut Sports Group makes high quality clothing, footwear, climbing gear, backpacks, headlamps and sleeping gear. While they have been seeking to become more sustainable in their operations in recent years, it is probably the realm of working conditions in...
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Nov18
Innocent Until Proven Guilty?
by Topher Sabot / blogs.fasterskier.comEarlier this week several Finnish newspapers reported that Juha Lalluka, a key member of the 2011 Finnish World Championship team, tested positive for human growth hormone. The shock and disappointment did not come close to rivaling the response to the...
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Nov15
Some sad flake news…
by Angela / japansnowreports.comTo all our valued Daily Flake supporters, It is with a feeling of regretful duty that we inform you that The Daily Flake will not be in operation during the 2011-2012 northern hemisphere winter in Japan. Since its conception in...
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Nov12
the freedom chair
by noreply@blogger.com (Lorraine) / lorrainelock.blogspot.cominspiring..........
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Nov11
Drift sunglasses
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comFrom the company: “DRIFT Eyewear® is a company founded on quality, craftsmanship, and a desire to push the eyewear industry to a new level through technological innovation and ecological consciousness”. All of the materials used to craft our products are...
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Nov11
Patagonia opens second store in Australia
by Cam Walker / greenoutdoorgear.wordpress.comPatagonia is one of the highest rated companies profiled on this site. Their profile and assessment is available here. There has been one store opened previously in Australia – in Torquay, on Victoria’s Surf Coast. Now a second store has...
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Oct26
Brian Head Trip Last Weekend
by / ski-blog.comJust got back from Brian Head this weekend. Bad news is that Bump and Grind went out of business. Sky was one of the good guys in Brian Head, but eventually, you gotta earn a living and Bump...
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Oct20
So long and thanks for all the fish…
by Topher Sabot / blogs.fasterskier.comThis column has been a long time coming – fortunately I am a subscriber to “better late than never” philosophy. As most frequent FasterSkier readers know, former FasterSkier Associate Editor Nat Herz retired at the end of last season. After...
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Oct09
Passion. lust and egos
by / planetski.euThe PlanetSKI content editor has been writing a book for the past two years and has just handed it in to the publishers; with mixed emotions of relief and sadness. It is of course about skiing....
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Oct03
Perisher - Simply the Best
by jkh404 / social.ski.com.auPerisher - Simply the Best Monday 3rd October 2011 The photos and video from today tell the story clearly. About half a metre of snow reported in the last few days, a good freeze and some snow overnight, sunny skies and little wind and...
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Sep29
World's cheapest skiing, plus best pics of the season
by / smh.com.auSnow It All can almost smell the fresh dry northern powder in the air. The countdown is well and truly on for the northern ski season as snow Down Under loses its battle with tussock and bushland ......
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Sep26
The Road to Eyre - Mon26Sep11
by jkh404 / social.ski.com.au[image] Yes the road's open as far as Spencers Creek, a few riders parking at Eyre today, enjoying the Spring snow after a good freeze overnight and a bit of snow a day or so ago still evident in the trees. [image] [image] [image] With...
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Sep22
Lifts Spinning, Cover Thinning
by jkh404 / social.ski.com.auDon't get me wrong. Perisher's still well-covered.A week [image] today since last I ventured up, but with 13cm of fresh snow claimed yesterday and a calm bluebird day predicted today it was time to head for the hills, admittedly a day late, for maybe the...