The family and I are in Denver for a couple of weeks. It's a vacation for most of us. I'm mostly working, though I got a few days to ski Copper Mountain. Fantastic runs and real diversity in skill levels available. One of the nice things is how they've divided the mountain by experience , so that the experts can roam the eastern slopes and the beginners can feel at home on the western and the rest can meander about the center runs. You don't have to worry about accidentally getting yourself into trouble.PMTS system , developed by Harald Harb, at Sol Vista on that prior trip. It was a fantastic experience, and I needed to regain the feel of the turns and timing: when to switch the stance foot, rotate the free foot, and lift the ski heel. But I also needed to remember not to panic when staring down a sheer drop straight into a mob of lift queues at the bottom of the slope. One turn after another does the trick.Anyone can be an Expert Skier ; highly recommended!!
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Seven Springs
Holiday Valley
Peak and Peak (sp?)
Brandywine is near Cleveland but I have never been there.
I Can't believe you Said that! That's it, you're off the Blogroll... No Ski For You!
http://www.steelvalleyoutdoors.info/?page_id=14
Ouch. My bad for not turning to Steel Valley Outdoors first for all my recreational needs :-(
Do I throw three Hail Marys as penance?
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