OT Christmas Vacation is Good

Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

g.c.

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
...
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

g.c.

while the top photo on the front-page was superb, the exercise appears exhausting. I
think the following would be great fun and relaxing!

http://www.oceanphotos.com/yellowstone.htm

Mark

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
...
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

g.c.

Looks good, George!

The kids and I were out on Xmas Eve (no pictures, unfortunately) and the 18"
of snow was still frozen enough on top to make cutting tracks no problem.
Just had the nice fluffy 3 inches on top to kick and glide through. The
frozen rain and subsequent snow on the sun-illumined trees and bushes was
gorgeous! And we got scolded by a red tail hawk- nesting? Juvenile?
Couldn't spot him well enough to decide.

I went out again solo on Xmas day, but made the mistake of waiting until it
warmed up to 13 sunny degrees. Crushing through the previously-frozen crust
and sinking into the deep stuff made for slow going. Got to wondering if
non-edged skis would have been better at staying on top? And wished for
groomed trails- something I usually don't prefer... andwe don't have down
here anyhow. Still a good day out among the woodpeckers and juncos. Duck
pond was frozen plenty well to scoot across. I always marvel at the
perspective from the middle of the pond, that I've only seen from the edge
earlier in the year.

Thanks for sharing the pix!
Bill

George Cleveland wrote:
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

Fame in our midst! Congrats, George.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
...
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

Good photos. Nice looking trail. You do any skating?

Wolfgang

On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 15:46:25 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


"George Cleveland" wrote in message
.. .
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

Good photos. Nice looking trail. You do any skating?

Wolfgang

Nope. Its a classic only trail. Thinking about going down to Wausau
Wednesday where they have both trails available.


g.c.

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
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On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 15:46:25 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


"George Cleveland" wrote in message
. ..
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

Good photos. Nice looking trail. You do any skating?

Wolfgang

Nope. Its a classic only trail. Thinking about going down to Wausau
Wednesday where they have both trails available.

Yeah, I saw that the trail was groomed just for classic.....I meant, in
general. At any rate, you've answered the question.

Nine Mile is an awesome place to ski. I may have to start again........if I
can get my ever fattening ass out of the kitchen and dining room.

Wolfgang

"Wolfgang" wrote in message ...

if I can get my ever fattening ass out of the kitchen and dining room.

Your fat ass, my ass!

I quit smokin' for two months and gained 30 lbs., I decided to take-up smokin' again!

Mark --who knows smokings gonna kill 'em, but at least they won't have to use a 55
gal. drum to store the ashes, when the day comes!--


Wolfgang

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
...
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

g.c.

while the top photo on the front-page was superb, the exercise appears exhausting. I
think the following would be great fun and relaxing!

http://www.oceanphotos.com/yellowstone.htm

Mark

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
...
Check out who made the first page of Adelsman's Cross Country page
today.

http://www.skinnyski.com/ (It'll probably only be there for a couple
of hours.)

This and a couple more photos are at:

http://www.skinnyski.com/trails/traildetail.asp?Id=372

Good photos. Nice looking trail. You do any skating?

Wolfgang