Here’s a quick throw together of the better footage from last springs Ski trips. In rough order in they appear in the Film October Long Weekend – Club Lake Chutes Front and Slack country around Thredbo. Shirtless Skiing at Charlotte’s Pass. And it finishes up with footage from the first annual Oz Splitfest. All the … More 2012 Spring Season Edit
You can learn a lot from watching better kayakers. If you don’t have anyone better to paddle with, consider watching kayaking videos online. Even better is to look at stock art. The models in stock art are always the best in their field, modelling. Let’s start with getting to the river. To avoid having to … More How To Paddle Whitewater, According to Stock Art
Although lower in altitude, the Victorian Alps seem to have been carved deeper and more abruptly. Mount Hotham claims probably Australia’s only real in-bounds, double-black diamond terrain, in the Mary’s Slide area. They had to go and call it the EXTREME ZONE though, which is hilarious. Mary’s Slide is named after Mary Wallace, apparently an … More The Gnarliest Runs in Oz, Part 2: Victoria
Prescript I wrote this up a little while ago, but I felt it didn’t really go anywhere. I was talking to Tom the other day and he made me think about it again and maybe some clairty was acheived. Maybe. On Fencing When I was little I played a lot of chess. I enjoyed the … More Chess with Sweat
One thing is certain – when I say that the slope is over thirty degrees – that’s steep! And when a thousand feet of that slope is dropping below you with maybe rocks and ice down there you don’t ponder too long about the prospect of falling. – Alan Andrews When you get down to … More The Gnarliest Runs in Oz, Part 1: NSW
Huck & Dyno 