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Well Rod, nobody recognized me back then, I was trying to fly under the radar. Sometimes I do feel round as a bean though, but not from alcohol. Ice cream is my weakness, but you may already know that if you follow me on the Ice cream forum, where I go by "HalfgallonAlan"
What the heck -- cleaning out the file cabinet and found this one...
Pearl Pass, Colorado -- 1974
12,723'
I broke a ski tip in breakable crust on this three day trip.
Skied out and bought new skis (yes, they were 220cm) and skied back in with the requested beer and chocolate.
I might have even used the awl on my Swiss Army Knife to "drill" the holes for the binding screws...
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Hey, I found an even earlier photo. This is definitely the oldest photo I have of me skiing.
Southeast side of Denali, June 1983
Fischer skis, Makalu boots, Ramer bindings
It was pretty quiet on the SE side, we didn't see another person for an entire month
After our attempt on Denali, we took a few days to ski part-way down the Great Gorge