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Guys it's a new year so lets post up some current photos.


Here is one from 1-8-2009.

Here's mine.

Hey Mo !

mjturley34, on Mar 28 2009, 09:52 AM, said:

So which one is you??

Emax, on Mar 28 2009, 12:46 PM, said:

I'm in between Monte & Tom. Last weekend at Grand Targheeee

Jesus! You actually ride these things?

That's a brave mechanic that wears white.

An experienced mechanic knows what days are more safe to wear white & I've done enuff linework with Tom to know that he's a level III TRC 880 removal technician with years of practice and an eagle eye for detail.

mjturley34, on Mar 28 2009, 08:15 PM, said:

Where are the white patent leather shoes and belt? Good to see ya on skis Mikey!

Hopefully the first picture is The lovely Linda and me At Breck on the Breck Connect Gondola. Then the 2nd picture is me prepped and ready to check the oil on the Discovery at my last job. Next week they are gong to let me check the oil on the planetary gear box on the Riblett

Ok here goes hitting the magic post this with pictures button.

Me on the lift at Sugarbush last month.

Still no pictures of me, but that's probably because I always have the camera. The topic title did say 'family', so here's member ex-liftie and the short ones at Highlands last Sunday.

so how do you get your tools sheave assembly bits and yourselves to a tower you don't want to walk up to... Why you tow a skidoo toboggan up with a winch cat of course! I'm in front :)

Me last Sunday at the new Yankees Stadium.

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I stopped by the new Silver Fir today, so I needed a picture with it.

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I hope you had some sunscreen on !

Oh yes I did. With the lack of hair and the artwork, sunscreen is used all the time. :)

May away !!

Big Bugs = Big Hogs on the Henry's Fork

NICE FISH!

Are you dry flying up there?

Here's a picture of me hiking Diamond Peak, which was taken yesterday.

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The hike took about 6 to 7 hours to complete and when Randy Rogers (Director of Customer Service at Willamette Pas) and I reached the summit, we skied to the bottom.

For those who have Facebook, you can view my Diamond Peak gallery here: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3769...6948&ref=nf