Pic taken 1/23/09
Ski-time---Re-post of an oldie. Just got back from Sundance & hitting the slopes in Park City...Wanted to post something new but this still captures the feeling to me....
When deep white virgin powder calls
We leave the noise behind
Without wings
Without fear
We fly
Descending from above the clouds
Down the mountainside
Dusted forest
Distant views
Not that I know where you where, never heard of those places, but it sounds and looks beautiful & I gotta envy you as I never snow skied, only on the waters of NJ and the Atlantic ocean & like that...glad you had such a wonderful time...Ed
Man, does this bring back memories, Edwin. Used to ski in Ohio (Snow Trails, near Mansfield) and in Utah (Snowbird and Alta, near Salt Lake City). Haven't stepped on the boards in years - back injuries preclude that. *sigh* But do I miss it: the clean, crisp air; the feel of the wind in your face; cheeks rosy from exercise and cold; and the delicious warmth of apres ski, after! Well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
And the memories of me falling 30 feet off a ski lift; the howls of my twin sister when I ran into the lodge and when I split my pants LOL
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Edwin
I never cared for skiing but anything that can kill Sonny Bono is alright in my book.
Sandie Angel :o)
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
And the memories of me falling 30 feet off a ski lift; the howls of my twin sister when I ran into the lodge and when I split my pants LOL
Enjoy
Fee