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A pic from yesterday.

Picked up a new board for next season...Never Summer Shaper with Union Contact Pro bindings. Never Summer had their boards 20% off for the end of the season. I'm hoping it'll be a good all around board. My Capita board is awesome but edge hold isn't great (which I knew when I bought it).

You went to a baseball game on @toast21602's lawn?

Steamtown

It’s all that lotion

Too much office work.You need to get out in the shop and hoist some stones.

I would not recommend learning disc golf at Blue Mountain as even experienced players can get frustrated with searching and losing discs in the ' rough'. The course is not well maintained. As you get improve there are some thrilling downhill shots, but the risk reward is high. There are bunch of nicer and also more beginner friendly courses in the LV area. The LV/Philly/Poconos is loaded with courses. Use the UDisc app to search and find courses. I highly recommend learning...trying.. DG has been my addiction longer than snowboarding.

Pic from today

Where did you grow up? My grandfather was into trolleys. Allentown had a whole system of trolleys. He even had one like from Mr. Rogers neighborhood in his library.

I remember seeing trains cross that old trestle when I was a kid . What did you use for the GPS trace?

Hiked up the western side of the Lehigh Gap today. Wao! Grate trail. @toast21602 did you know there are trains in the Lehigh Gap?? Also had a Tamaqua sighting while viewing a sign. @AtomicSkier Tamaqua talk.

Looks sick!! I love my contact pros, much like you told me I would.

Damn that might be the best compliment I’ve ever received about my lawn.

I find disc golf completely boring. But I have some friends that love it.

Also a course in bowmanstown

Hickory Run has disc golf as well.

If we could ever get a group at Baker with snow that would be a Homer-esque style saga. How many of us have touring gear now and all that access......

Last dance with Mary Jane Tonight I have the redeye home so my final stop was Summit Central at Snoqualmie. I stayed at the Snoqualmie Inn Hotel America or something but I think it's a converted office building but my room was enormous and super quiet if your ever in the area. Central, East, West and Alpental form the Summit at Snoqualmie. Alpental is the real draw of course but only open Friday though the weekend. Summit was essentially a blue mtn day soaking up the sun and taking it easy and just enjoying the snow. It's not a particularly interesting hill outside that it has good views and you can hear I90 drone on anywhere on the hill. They also had they worst rental skis ever, I would have much rather been on the Jfdan pro models. I think it was one of my more successful trips with some of the best pow skiing I've done in a bit and endless adventure. The PNW definitely will hold a special place in my memories and although super finicky weather a place everyone should check out. I hope you guys had fun reading, I'll shoot for more action pics next time but I didn't have that kind of group. Until the next episode.....

Big progress in the last week I feel. Leg is now a hair away from totally straight. No longer get random ice pick like stabbing pains when I step wrong. PT twice a week and riding my ass off on the stationary bike at the gym to keep up my cardio. Saturday I decided to try and go without my brace. Wasn’t too bad, but by end of night I was really sore. Next scan and assessment is 4/5. Fingers crossed all looks good.

When Boulder gets enough snow, I know there are a bunch of people who run out for some urban skiing. I have never seen people specifically there, more in Chautauqua. I skied a short line off Sanitas a few years ago. But it’s a really pretty area, usually see or hear a rattlesnake or two also.

No lotion for me..I like my jerks like I like my ribs..a dry rub wahahahah