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9 comments:
Are you going to be posting any shots of apres-ski events? GRIN!
Kids are more generous while competing than adults.
The one in the front is giving incorrect directions to the one behind. Don't believe that they are friendly rivals . . .
Birdman's comment made me laugh. Having never skied, the apres-ski event is the only part of this I've participated in.
Trying to catch up on comments. The image is such a jolt compared to our present location. I tried to learn to ski several times and was a complete failure so I'll stick with warm.
Good sportsmanship is a wonderful thing! Unfortunately it seems to fade the older we get. That's why images like this are all the more precious Brattcat.
I don't ski, but love to watch...
And I'll bet they flew fearlessly down the hill!
I especially love watching the young skiers -- how easily they pick it up, how limber their bodies!
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