Some Recent Photos

By:  Sam
December 14, 2008


We’ve been back at the usual winter routine now and it feels great. Lots of time at Stowe and elsewhere and a brief trip to the ‘dacks. Its been a great week of skiing despite the finals. This TR is a little half assed, I’m still trying to finish up some school work.

Watch allen’s video before you look at the photos:

POV Skiing Stowe/Dacks 12/9/08 from Allen Taylor on Vimeo.

Now the pictures.

Lines that vanish by the end of the season are fun again:
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Ahhh, back at the office for another season:
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No leaning over to make it look deep here:
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Here either:
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Ben Peters
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Allen Taylor: professional ski tail stiffness tester:
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It feels good to be home again:
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top down:
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bottom up:
MISSING PHOTO: GREG COMPILATION

Allen hard at work:
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Greg following his lead:
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I don’t have any particular beef with trees, and you’d think after spearing one last year, I’d have learned my lesson, but I just love skiing through them.
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Greg getting his, moments before the face shot sequence from the video:
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Greg is now banned from the foliage skis for getting too many face shots:
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Don’t be jealous:
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…and a few from the ‘dacks, i’m hoping Greg has more because I got cold and didn’t want to take pictures.
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The objective:
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Taking the slow speed quad up…
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Anyway, hope I didn’t waste your time. no humor for this TR as I’m still stressing on work, I’m officially done with college tomorrow though!!!!!

sam

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