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On Mountain Time at Jackson Hole

Posted by Ethan Binns February 26, 2009 05:01 PM

The S.G. and a group of friends have met in Jackson Hole, WY for a destination ski vacation.

Day 1: Skiing was tremendous! Snow fell from the heavens all day and kept filling in the tracks. Still snowing hard outside here at Jackson Hole as this is being typed.

looking down one of the steep chutes
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Will have more later, have to run down to the Tram Base to watch a legendary beer drinking competition. It is all the buzz around the mountain.

Here is a nice write up on it from The Mountain Culture.


Gelande Quaffing World Championships 2009!

Don't Miss the Action! Thursday, February 26, 2009, 4:20 PM at the Village Cafe in Teton Village-Jackson Hole. Teams from Smith, Big Sky Brewing, Cloudveil, Teton Gravity Research, Jackson Hole Air Force, Powder Magazine, Backcountry.com, Teton Village Sports, Pepi Steigler's, Kastle, Black Diamond, and many more will go head to head to determine who holds the Stein for another year. Get ready to rumble!

More soon...

Think Snow (I hope you get some back home),
photos - S.G.

A.M. getting some turns in on the pow pow!
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2 comments so far...
  1. JH is pure heaven. Was there early Feb. and loved the place. I have a question though. What does the 22 mean above the Bucking cowboy on the bumper stickers and sweatshirts?

    S.G. - good question, not sure but I will try to figure it out...

    Posted by Paul P. March 4, 09 07:33 PM
  1. I have a friend from Hingham who lives in Jackson. We visit him often. It is the most beautiful place I have been to in the States!!

    Posted by Chief March 4, 09 07:47 PM
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