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Jan 18, 2009
Paladin
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Copper Mountain Ski Trip Photos

Here are some of our first ever ski trip. The boys and I had a great time in Copper Mountain with very little crowds, almost perfect weather and plenty of the white stuff. If only my back hadn’t gone out on me. Ahh… you can’t have everything. Cheers!

g This is Day 1 and Ben is having very little problems learning to ski. Big thanks to the Church family for letting us borrow their gear! Action shot of Caleb on Day 1 of his first ski trip. This is the American Flyer lift located close to our condo in Center Village. This is the view of Center Village from the parking lot. Our building on the left. The run called Loverly empties into Center Village right by the American Flyer lift. Most big ski resorts have wonderful architecture. I just love it. Right outside our condo Santa is climbing the rock wall. The Kokomo lift in the distance is the first lift I took the boys on for their first ever run. Easy Feelin' is the run the boys came down into Union Creek each day that I waited for them to come back from Ski School. After the last day I finally get the boys to pose for a picture... ...and another. At the end of the week our condo is thoroughly trashed. Here are the boys in the Denver airport waiting to catch a ride home. No one has ever accused me of being photogenic... quite the opposite in fact, but I'm bold enough to post it anyway.

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  • Andrew 1/19/2009 at 10:06 am

    I can’t wait to see the video footage!!! I hope you took some!

  • Andrew 1/19/2009 at 10:09 am

    Good heavens picture #15 is scary… and note there’s no way to “Close” the window when the slideshow is done… the horror!!! the horror of it all! AHH!!!! I AM SO GLAD YOU ALL GOT TO GO! THAT IS SO AWESOME! Kudos for making the memories for you and your boys.

  • Paladin 1/20/2009 at 5:17 pm

    Scary is right. Just be happy to didn’t have to smell me.

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