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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 4511821, member: 9260"] legend. iffn u can handle New England ice, sleet, crazy cold, and all the rest, u can do it [I]anywhere [/I]on earth. saw a program the other day where some famous climbing guy, who scaled everest 4 times and on one of those, was part of the expedition that found george mallory's body, who crashed and burned in 1924. he said that Mount Washington, the windiest place on earth, is one of the best places to train for everest. here's a deathlist of those dying on Mount Washington. [URL="https://www.nhmagazine.com/mount-washingtons-fatalities/"]Mount Washington's fatalities - New Hampshire Magazine[/URL] 161 as of 2019. sooo, mikaela? bodie? what's that, two of the greatest girl and boy schussers ever? New Hampshire in the house. not NH, but close by. [MEDIA=youtube]JwYG-BCz2bk[/MEDIA] [I]ski it if u can![/I] (for paradise, not me. i can't and don't want to. and these kids aren't really 'skiing.' more like 'sliding slowly so they won't die.' way more courageous than me, and less demanding as well. i require barco loungers to be regularly placed along runs named 'toll road,' or 'sesame street.' close ur eyes, sit back, and listen to sound on this run -[I]crunch, crunch, slide, crunch, crunch, ...[/I]) [/QUOTE]