The Forecast

There is a high pressure system moving in and there is no new snow in sight. Now, as an avid snowboarder who's lively hood and emotional stability comes from being on the snow you might think that I would be upset, depressed, or even scared about the current conditions. However, we are currently experiencing spring like conditions up on Mt. A, and I don't know about you but I love the spring.

Spring time riding is some of the most enjoyable riding. It is warm, slushy, and progressive riding. Plus you get an awesome goggle tan, and we all know that a good goggle tan is how we let the rest of the world know that we are hardcore mountain people. Therefore, with the idea of having to spring sessions in one season I am stoked. Also, at the end of a spring session is what gets me stoked for the next season, so it's kinda like having two seasons in one!

Remember that there are always positives in every situation. Your mountain might have lost a couple towers in a mud slide, your mountain might be experiencing high winds so it can't open, the road to get to your mountain might not be open, or even worse your mountain might have received to much new snow to ride because of avalanche danger. So, just remember that it is still early in the season, and relax. Work on your early season goggle tan. I know I will be!

My first post

This is just a test.

I will be creating much more beneficial and festinating posts very soon. But, first things first, I have to learn how this whole "internet" thing works.

Now, you might be thinking, what is this bozo doing? That is a very legitimate question to ask. My response is, I don't know. For right now I am just goofing off as much as possible and so far it is going pretty well. But in the future I will be posting on various topics which include, but are not limited to: adventure advice, gear reviews,  Q&A, and whatever is on the top of my soapbox for the day.

Please stay tuned.