Ski binding

I couldn't believe that we had missed the one turn were told to take. It was -5 degrees on Sunday River, one of the largest ski resorts in Maine, The website seid that most of the snow was covered with ice, not the best conditions but by all means not the worst. My friend Ben and I were skiing for the first time on Sunday River. We were told that as long as we took the turn on the Snowbound trail, we would end up at the lodge that our parents would be in, But no matter how many times we kept saying

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Ski or Flee? It was a beautiful sunny afternoon on Lake Roaming Rock in Roaming Shores, Ohio in the year 2010.  The lake was smooth, and I could see my reflection in the water.  It was about 85 degrees outside today, and the only thing I wanted to do was attempt to water ski.  It was the week after 4th of July, so there weren’t nearly as many people here as there were the last time.  I had seen people gliding across the water on a daily basis here on the lake, and they made it look easy.  I figured

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Snowboarding compared to wake-boarding Snowboarding and wake-boarding are two things that I love to do, and been watching and doing my whole life. They are two different things, but have a lot in common. I started taking snowboarding lessons when I was very young. Every winter our family would go to lake Tahoe to snowboard. I loved the feeling of rushing down the mountain with my board underneath me. Some things that stand out snowboarding rather than wake-boarding, is that you have to snowboard

Aspen, Colorado there is a girl named Heidi Wilson who was 22, and had a dream of going to the Olympics as a skier. She has blue eyes and brown hair. Also Heidi Wilson was a very happy girl with a high GPA, but never really wanted to do anything but ski. The day had finally come and Heidi Wilson was going to the Olympics, but before she could do anything she had to prove that she was good enough. That she did. “Heidi Wilson is Olympic material” says a reporter. “She is beyond good” says another

the Slope Whoosh, the wind goes over the tops off the snowy, ice capped trees. I was at the top of the ski slope waiting for what was going to happen next. Sliding past me went my aunt. I guessed that I should go ahead and follow her because I didn’t want to get lost. I skidded over the first few bumps slipping and sliding a little while my skis had mini mountains of thick snow on top of them. I glided a little longer feeling meh and then I was stuck. My aunt was not too

Almost there, almost there! Don’t look down! 50… 80… feet up. CRRRRKKK! Plop! Oh no, this rock wall is hard. Almost got it. OOFF… So close, but I am not there. This cold mountain air is so cold. I must try again. One more time, here I go! Ten minutes earlier the guide was telling me to put my harness on. Heights have always scared me. Today, I am not scared, only excited. She comes to me and helps me put it on. Okay, I think I have it! After I get my harness on, she tells me to grab a helmet and

My Side of the Mountain begins with a diary entry by Sam Gribley, which he writes while he is holed up inside a tree in the Catskill Mountains during a blizzard. He claims that he is snug and safe. When the entry ends, a slightly older Sam explains that before that blizzard arrived he worked for months building his house in the tree, learning to make fires, collecting stores of food, and so on. When winter arrived he had plenty of supplies, but he was still scared. Luckily he stayed safe and warm

enough, and lastly the fear of failure. My brother Kevin offered to take me skiing at Ski Brule in Iron River. I had never gone skiing before and I was filled with anticipation, excitement, and nervousness. I felt as if someone had turned my stomach into a washing machine and thrown some rocks inside. I grabbed all of my things and packed them into Kevin's Volkswagen Jetta and we hit the road. Upon arrival at Ski Brule, a few things seemed to slap me in the face. I thought about my deathly