BUY MY SUBS PLEASE

I have 2 12 inch kenwood KFC-W3011 in a obocon ported box with a Kenwood KAC-5203 350Watt amplifier that I have no room for in my truck. I will send it to you for 400 shipped OBO. I really need the money. You could either buy them or trade me a new pair of skis in a 178-200 powder to park whatever you got that is fairly new. Or any other type of trade can be discussed. Please hit me up with offers.
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Video From January

Sunny Days

Today was my 6th straight day of skiing Pebble Creek. School tomorrow should be fun with a new set of classes for a new semester. I took my friend Matt Terry up with me today to shred and have some fun.

Backcountry

Today Paul, Nick, Vinny, Travis, Rob, and I decided to go to the backside of Pebble Creek to build a jump. The hike is a hard one when you are carrying your skis over your shoulder with a pack of camera gear and food. I need to invest in either a pack that holds my skis or some skins. When we hit the summit it was time for lunch. I took out my water and realized that half of the gallon jug had emptied into my pack with my camera gear. My cameras were O.K. My video camera was wet so I didn't want to risk it. They are all drying out by the heater tonight for tomorrow. My friends from the other high school are back in town so I am going to get some photos of them and maybe shoot a little video. Stay tuned.

Cornice

Driving down the road from Pebble Creek there is a small wind blown cornice that looks fun. Paul and I decided to pull over and hit it. We got permission from the land owners and had our fun.

Pebble Creek

My home mountain of Pebble Creek is truly unique. A season pass goes for $299 if you buy it early enough. The terrain park is fun, but its no Park City. The mountain is one of the steepest in North America. The old folks here say, "If you can ski Pebble, you can ski anywhere!" I really agree with this statement. It has everything to offer, amazing tree skiing, great back country skiing with a short hike over the top, beginner hill, challenging runs with everything from groomers to bumps Pebble has got it all. I am so grateful and blessed to grow up 10 minutes away from this gem.

Lack Of Updates

Sorry for the recent lack of updates. With the semester in school ending and a whole slew of over things I haven't been able to update. Expect big things during the next week.

Backyards

Setting up my homemade rail in someones backyard is very fun for me to put it in different spots. Tonight after skiing all day at Pebble Creek, Nick and I went back to his house and built a drop in with snow that was a good 4 ft tall by about 3 feet wide. I set the rail down the stairs. We sessioned the rail for a little while and shot some pictures of each other. Later our friend john called us and he said he had a barrel that he would bring over to add to Nick's backyard. We couldn't figure out how to set the barrel up a new way other than laying it down on its side. After many failed attempts we decided to just set it on its side after the rail. We were going strong from about 8 to 10. A fun little backyard session.