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| More attempts at panoramic shots for those of you who were not there. | A rare shot of me and Linda. Rare because I took all of the pictures, except this one. | Another example of how empty the slopes and lifts were. | ||||||||||
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| The solitude was so peaceful. You felt like you were in the middle of nowhere. | Another benefit of riding out there was that there was no ice at all. You could pick up speed and not be afraid of hitting ice or anyone (unless you are Steve.) | We met this kid at the base lodge during lunch. He was not even 2 years old yet and already he was snowboarding. His parents are way cool. This may be the 1st picture of this future olympian ever posted to the web. (A pgallo.com exclusive) | ||||||||||
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| Steve showing Kris all the locations of all the people he disabled today. | Outside of our lodge there was a courtyard with this statue in the center. I thought it looked neat so I took a picture of it. | The resort is expanding and selling its new buildings as time shares. Click on this picture to read the fine print. Thats right, ownership has its priviledges..... Woohoo free glove warming! | ||||||||||
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After spending 3 days on the mountains, I traveled to Salt Lake City with Kris and Linda. Here we are with Linda's nephews waiting to see the Olympic torch run by. | |||||||||||
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