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I don't get out much...

Jesus_man wrote:I don't get out much...

Didn't you say something about going to Germany earlier?

D&D72 wrote:

Jesus_man wrote:I don't get out much...

Didn't you say something about going to Germany earlier?

Oh yeah!! I guess we would be there before the end of 2012...Better set a reminder!

We also may be going on Vacation in March...

J.D.

Jesus_man wrote:

D&D72 wrote:

Jesus_man wrote:I don't get out much...

Didn't you say something about going to Germany earlier?

Oh yeah!! I guess we would be there before the end of 2012...Better set a reminder!

We also may be going on Vacation in March...

J.D.

awesome! I love it there... lots of family there too!

We need to do another shirt run soon...

I already know what I'm going to do. I need a sticker or two. I've got nothing to show.

Chad

Here is the full size version of a CCB member at the Coliseum in Rome.

Hmmm, I wonder if I can get the CCB logo silkscreened on my wetsuit....

Man, I'd love to go to Rome. Lucky devil.

76fordbronco wrote:Here is the full size version of a CCB member at the Coliseum in Rome.

DAMN!!! Thats a great place to start the contest, It will be hard to beat.

Nice shot Mike.

Only problem I see with this is most Bronco guys spend all their $$$$ on their Broncos or gas...doesnt leave much for travel!

freeheelbillie wrote:Only problem I see with this is most Bronco guys spend all their $$$$ on their Broncos or gas...doesnt leave much for travel!

Boy did you hit that on the head. Notice there haven't been too many photos posted in this thread yet?

This is a Pony Express stop outside Fallon NV during my last trip to CA. I want to eventually drive the entire Pony Express trail but there was too much snow and cold in UT on this trip.

Just spent 6 days in the Chugach outside Cordova and Valdez, Alaska.

My favorite, clipped from my video of my descent of Pontoon. 3,500' off the valley floor:


Top of "Oz"



Yes that is a heli parked below on top of a shoot named "Coogans"

On the Scott Glacier


Top of "Copelands"





I still have a bunch of pics to go through. I'll be posting up more pics (without the CCB sticker) to my facebook account and I'll put up a link here in a few days.

Gunnibronco wrote:Just spent 6 days in the Chugach outside Cordova and Valdez, Alaska.

All I can say is WOW, awe inspiring.

Chad those pix are great. Thanks for sharing.

I have been officially out done!

Amazing and beautiful.

Thanks,

My trip exceeded all my expectations, and this has been a dream of mine for over 15 years, so that is saying something. We booked it over 1 year ago, and happened to show up during the Chugach's biggest snow year in the short 20 year history of AK heli serviced skiing. We even had 3 bluebird days, with a mid week snowstorm, to help rest the legs and refresh the mountains. With a super safe snow pack, we were skiing/riding stuff that never gets ridden. Our group of 4 riders + guide, had 4 first descents, 1 second descent, and got to ride Pontoon, one of Alaska's "Big 5" mountains. Pontoon officially scared the crap out of me, I'm glad I did it, but wouldn't do it again. I found my "line in the snow", crossed it, and came back alive, thankfully. Only about 100 people have ridden Pontoon, and probably less than 20 have been snowboarders.

http://freeskier.com/stories/big-five-pontoon

Say some prayers for the town of Cordova. Some of you may have read about Cordova in January when they had to call in the National Guard to help dig the town out. They got over 14' of snow in January alone, and it never stopped snowing. It is still considered a disaster area. It is a very small fishing town on Prince William Sound, they have feet and feet of snow still, and spring is coming. They normally don't have a huge snowpack at sea level, and I can't imagine what the spring melt will do. The town is built on a steep grade, and if the snow melts too fast, it is going to be a real disaster. Most the homes are not built on real foundations, or even right into the hill side, so when everything turns to mud, it will be a mess.

Amazing shots and truly beautiful pictures! I am glad you had a good time and home safely I presume?

Yeah, huge snow year for AK!

Yep, home safe and sound. Trying to readjust to the real world.

Gunnibronco wrote:Yep, home safe and sound. Trying to readjust to the real world.

Time in the wilds of Alaska will do that to you. I spent 10 days on a self guided fly fishing trip there a few years ago. It took several weeks to bring my mind back to real life. Still day dream about going back and doing again.

Awesome shots, welcome home.

News scoop! CCB is out of this world!!!

Gunni - the pics are breathtaking. Wow.

Crazyone wrote:News scoop! CCB is out of this world!!!

I know that picture is a fake, I know some folks who Don't believe we actually made it to the moon at all, so your disqualified.

Wow Gunni thats impressive. I would NEVER do anything like that. You rock man!

hockeydad4-22 wrote:

Crazyone wrote:News scoop! CCB is out of this world!!!

I know that picture is a fake, I know some folks who Don't believe we actually made it to the moon at all, so your disqualified.

At least the flag isn't waving in the wind that doesn't exist...

hockeydad4-22 wrote:

Crazyone wrote:News scoop! CCB is out of this world!!!

I know that picture is a fake, I know some folks who Don't believe we actually made it to the moon at all, so your disqualified.

Are you talking about NASA or CCB? Because ALL those NASA pictures are doctored, that CCB one definitely looks authentic.

I just finished going through all my Alaska pictures and have the best posted here:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 48b8a4ad88

That looks like a truly amazing trip. Wow...