Slackfest 2009 with M.W. Otto Rhode

By:  Greg
June 6, 2009


I have to admit… we found some pretty COOL stuff! It wasn’t without some creepiness though being way out there in the fog and the wind. I almost forgot that Otto brought us here! Sometimes it was so tight and foggy it felt like a Hallway…

And at other times it felt like we were stuck in a Pipeline.

In the end though, we got what everyone who’s ever taken a ride with Otto with a ski pole jammed against their hip for 8 miles dreams of… some beautiful long arcing turns under blue skies on orange 205cm HARDWOOD skis

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4 Comments

  1. billski
    wrote on November 24th, 2009 at 6:11 pm  
    1

    This is great Greg! Not only great shots and great crew, but never having done that stuff, a realistic perspective of what it’s like, deep in “commitment”

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    • Greg
      wrote on November 24th, 2009 at 11:36 pm  
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      Thanks Bill! It really makes me glad that people enjoy this stuff… that said nothing in this TR was that out of reach… go git sum!

  2. MICKY O (ILOVE2SKI)
    wrote on December 7th, 2009 at 8:21 pm  
  3. Peter
    wrote on June 17th, 2010 at 6:03 pm  
    4

    Excellent pictures and descriptions…Awesome!

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