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The Original Fantastic photo of Fin was taken by Ace :o

to come all this way...Vail / Beaver Creek or the 4 mts. up in Aspen would be within an hour or so

this is off the chart...

Wow Dave...Stoked to see such a Beautiful Surf Wagon

or maybe this one ;) even when the motor failed you could still ride the Pow down :D

Yes Please... and then I could convert to powered Powder muncher

and after Fall... Cats working Aspen Mt. and 1st Track

well then Record this...Doyles Monoski was the First Alpine Board in the Modern Era though the Stance was strange :)

sit back Relax and Enjoy...

Thanks for posting Bryan, The Business of Snowboarding... this reminds me of the early years of Surfing and Skating and why I moved to the Mountains :)

Gee...I wonder were the Boogie board came from :) and the first drop knee turns Too :) Many of these boards weighed 60 to 80 lbs. so when and if they hit you, you knew it

Wow...that is Awsome !!! almost put me in a trance I bet if you found an Old Longboard ( 10 ft. or so ) you could Hang Ten forever Wonderful !!!!

Joel shows what a longboard and good point break can do for riding the tip... http://youtu.be/0E823IDV8tk

Carving Myths... :flamethroBy BomDon Why light colored board tops are the way to go on sunny days ?

Puerto Escondido...perhaps the Heaviest Beach Break on the Planet...

the worst beatings I ever took from the Ocean were at this spot...

last weekend at the Wedge in Newport Beach Calif. A great place to get hurt real bad...

I live here in Aspen and was at Milk the minute they opened the Mountain to Snowboards...I would say we met the first or second year he showed up at Milk...we talked a couple of times about our stoke for carving. I normally do not stop on my runs at milk so after that it was a smile and a wave a couple times a day when he was there...He had his own Style like I said and he Loved Carving, that I could Feel. To be that Old and Stoked, he was truly a Mentor for us All...:) next season I will very much miss his presence...

Very saddened to read this...:( So many years at Milk and Always in Tune :) really not aware of anyone riding there with more Stoke than this wonderful positive human being...and his Smile was his Style :) Carve the Stars Dick...Aloha Nui Loa and Mahalo All the Best to his Family and Friends for this is a great loss to those left behind

this is so Wonderful :) http://www.flixxy.com/the-incredible-power-of-concentration-miyoko-shida-f.htm?utm_expid=1298512-19#.UZtDwaW53va

Whoa...Whoa...Whoa

This was just a total bummer to see... shared some runs and love for the joy of riding at Milk when he came with the Big Stick a number of years ago...just incredible to watch his skill flying down Racers edge at full speed cranking carves...he was a master in so many ways... Aloha and Mahalo Doug...

thanks for starting this thread :) it shows the MOSHUN is alive and well

Mario...love your Barbadian Tale Went there twice in the seventies to surf and maybe buy an interest in a very old house on the sea :) then I skied into a tree after returning home and spent the money on a leg rebuild...any way great waves at Bathsheba and more sea urchin spines in my feet from some south shore shallow reef breaks than any place else I had ever surfed...and the Rum :) Stoked you are there and enjoying your trip, would love to go back there someday...did I mention the Rum :)

that Experience becomes the Path... :)