REON
11-29-2004, 09:50 AM
I know I haven't posted in months, so long even that most of you may not even remember me. I haven't forgotten about all of you though! When I haven't been swamped with term papers, I've been checking out a few other message boards, but nothing could ever compare to SBR and that's the truth. I really need to stop lurking because nobody likes a lurker. Anyway, I thought I'd make a little pic post to show you how I spent my summer while still getting my shred fix in and see how you all have been doing.
At the begining of June we started to get a little desperate and decided to build a box.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/DSC00024(11).jpg
After the box was finished, someone tossed around the idea that instead of waiting for next winter, we should hit it this summer. We made the call to the local ice rink and they said it wouldn't be a problem for us to come pick up the snow from the Zamboni.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/DSC00026(9).jpg
We unloaded the truck and made a nice little trail in the yard.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/boxfront.jpg
Who needs snow for the landing? A watered down tarp will do...
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/boxback.jpg
Boardsliding the box donned in shorts, Chuckie style.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/IMG_0043(3).jpg
Tailpress sometime in August.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/leanback.jpg
We had 4 or 5 seperate sessions on the pink box, some more successful than others but once Fall hit things got serious. Our buddy Dave welds and over the summer he made some pretty rediculous rails. These were from the Halloween Havoc c-box session at Daves yard.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/bs(7).jpg
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/layback.jpg
The week following the Halloween Havoc session we rounded up a U-Haul, and 3 pick up trucks and filled them with snow. I don't have any pictures of the madness, but conditions were packed granular with a base depth of 6-12", operating with 2 rails and 1 jump. :D It was about 70 degrees out that day, but the snow lasted well into the night. I couldn't explain, even if I tried, what it was like seeing the convoy of trucks leaking water down the highway that morning. The lengths some of us will go to ride snow. :o Now that the mountains are beginning to open up, I've logged in 6 days on the hill and can't imagine how I survived all summer by riding ice rink shavings. Make me jealous and show me some powder shots, because all we've got so far is that manmade junk.
At the begining of June we started to get a little desperate and decided to build a box.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/DSC00024(11).jpg
After the box was finished, someone tossed around the idea that instead of waiting for next winter, we should hit it this summer. We made the call to the local ice rink and they said it wouldn't be a problem for us to come pick up the snow from the Zamboni.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/DSC00026(9).jpg
We unloaded the truck and made a nice little trail in the yard.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/boxfront.jpg
Who needs snow for the landing? A watered down tarp will do...
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/boxback.jpg
Boardsliding the box donned in shorts, Chuckie style.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/IMG_0043(3).jpg
Tailpress sometime in August.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/leanback.jpg
We had 4 or 5 seperate sessions on the pink box, some more successful than others but once Fall hit things got serious. Our buddy Dave welds and over the summer he made some pretty rediculous rails. These were from the Halloween Havoc c-box session at Daves yard.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/bs(7).jpg
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/layback.jpg
The week following the Halloween Havoc session we rounded up a U-Haul, and 3 pick up trucks and filled them with snow. I don't have any pictures of the madness, but conditions were packed granular with a base depth of 6-12", operating with 2 rails and 1 jump. :D It was about 70 degrees out that day, but the snow lasted well into the night. I couldn't explain, even if I tried, what it was like seeing the convoy of trucks leaking water down the highway that morning. The lengths some of us will go to ride snow. :o Now that the mountains are beginning to open up, I've logged in 6 days on the hill and can't imagine how I survived all summer by riding ice rink shavings. Make me jealous and show me some powder shots, because all we've got so far is that manmade junk.