Pictures, pictures and pictures!

[Bri7]

Beach and ski combo

Hopefully Johnny Love's knee will heal soon and we will do the same on Memorial's day. Saco river dip and Tuckerman Ravine turns.

[MikeK]

Woodies?

[connyro]

Woodies?

Those look like ScottyBob FatBastards. I've got a semi-retired pair on the wall of the ski hut mounted with G3 targas. Even in their advanced state of dilapidation, they look cool and can still serve as a backup rig when called upon!

[MikeK]

Yeah I think you are right... I can see that weird tail shape.

Thought they might have been a homebrew.

[Rokjox]

Not spring.

I need to find a larger version of this.

[Bri7]

Woodies?

Those look like ScottyBob FatBastards. I've got a semi-retired pair on the wall of the ski hut mounted with G3 targas. Even in their advanced state of dilapidation, they look cool and can still serve as a backup rig when called upon!

Good eye connyro! My Scotty's are pretty close to retirement too. I like your idea: mounting them on the wall of the cabin seems like the best use for them right now!

[CIMA]

Sunset telemark

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[narayanan]

me on 14may 2015, Polar Urals, Arctic Siberia

66°55′42″N (66.928429)
65°11′45″E (65.195717)

spring snow, good landscapes and fun!

photo by Authentic Backcountry Laboratory

10 days on tundra and polar day

gear:
K2 Kung Fujas 182cm
G3 Targa Ascent and Scarpa T2

[CIMA]

Looks nice!
Is that popular place for BC skiing?

[narayanan]

Unfortunately, this is not a popular BC place. Because it is too far, there is also a cold climate, and skiing is possible only in May.

There are very few people, and there are many places where no one ever ridden, especially telemark. And it's inspiring!
altitude from 500 to 1500m

Much more popular place like this - Khibiny, Kola Peninsula, about 2,000 kilometers west of the shooting location of the picture


some more photos from Polar Urals BC: