Skiing is alive!

Oldmanski is the Keanu Reeves of newschoolers

LukeTheWaffleOldmanski is the Keanu Reeves of newschoolers

I can keep it at 55mph

LukeTheWaffleOldmanski is the Keanu Reeves of newschoolers

So I came out here from Ohio a month ago. I'd never seen the mountains before. Any real mountains. I never though they would affect me so much. I'm drawn to them or something. I wanna do what you do.

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I was in Ranking Inlet, Nunavut last week. It was 4 degrees C and still a lot of ice in the bay. Next trip is to Milne Inlet, Nunavut. Its near the northern tip of Baffin Island. Should be up there mid-late august for see some snow on the peaks of Similik National Park.

Im starting to miss winter.

freestyler540I was in Ranking Inlet, Nunavut last week. It was 4 degrees C and still a lot of ice in the bay. Next trip is to Milne Inlet, Nunavut. Its near the northern tip of Baffin Island. Should be up there mid-late august for see some snow on the peaks of Similik National Park.

Im starting to miss winter.

I miss watching it snow and knowing youre gonna be out there tomorrow having a rip. The day planning aspect and stoke and the whole routine of it all

DeebieSkeebiesI miss watching it snow and knowing youre gonna be out there tomorrow having a rip. The day planning aspect and stoke and the whole routine of it all

I really miss the day planning aspect; talking for hours about what lines to hit over a few beers with your buddies. Its better when the day goes better than your fantasies.
Watching it snow hurts too much; its like waiting for Christmas morning. The anticipation is so painful that Id rather go skiing as soon as the first flakes come down. When I see snow in the evening, all I can see is the huge lines up for everything. I prefer unexpected overnight dumps