"Guy on a Buffalo" is my new favorite series.

I will be forever in the debt of Mr. Travis Blevins who introduced me to the "Guy on a Buffalo" series today. All I can say is, "Wow!" You must at least watch the first episode. Once you do, you'll understand why I've reposted 3 episodes. It's like those potato chips in that old ad. "You can't watch just one..."





It appears that "Guy on a Buffalo" finds it's inspiration from the 1978 film "Buffalo Rider", which you can learn more about by clicking here.

My apologies to all of the animal rights activists out there in web-land. I just couldn't resist...

There will be skiing at A-Basin on Memorial Day, but...

...it looks like we'll have to upload and download from the Black Mountain Express lift to reach the snow. It's melting fast at the bottom of the hill.

I wish it was January 2009.

I'm in Oklahoma tonight, for my day-job.

And I'm thinking about how bad the 2011-2012 ski season turned out. No March or April snow to speak of in Colorado. Big bummer.

After I found the following video on YouTube, I wish it was January 2009.

Cuche goes out in style!

Sarah Hendrickson is awesome.

Congratulations to Sarah Hendrickson from Park City, Utah on her 2012 World Cup win in ladies ski jumping.



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Colorado = Ski Country USA

Thanks to @ColoradoSkiUSA for this photo of an old-school poster hanging up somewhere in Silverton. Just another way to obsess about how I would rather be skiing...

Beware a false sense of security.

The Ski Channel featured an article today about the ABS Avalanche Airbag System, and how it helped Elyse Saugstad survive a recent avalanche in the Tunnel Creek area near Stevens Pass, Washington.

This is very exciting technology, but we must not forget the recent death of Nathanael Soules who was also wearing the ABS Avalanche Airbag System.

Beware a false sense of security, backcountry/sidecountry skiers...