Wooden Skis circa 1920
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naw, never seemed to get over my ADHD so knitting is way out. I like working on my cars so I'll probably do some of that but I will always ski. I might slow down a little but I always figured that if I killed myself skiing, it would be a pretty good way to go. Many of the alternatives are much more unpleasant. Interesting that you should mention snowshoes. I just got word that my niece won the silver (not at the Olympics) at a meet. And no, the do never forget (30+ years later).
vbdenny 2 years ago
@vbdenny - ouch. may I suggest taking up knitting? X-country & snowshoes are more my style now...I don't mind a tumble, I just don't want to hospitalize anyone else...particularly with friends watching...they never forget (30 years later)
C24B9 2 years ago
I'm better now, or at least the boards are better. Been skiing for many decades, never been hurt badly. Last year though, my brother and I were skiing up at Gore Mt just about this time of year and he broke both legs. He skied like I did so I'm trying to crank it back a notch or two.
vbdenny 2 years ago
Sounds like you're hard on skis, my friend!
'course, my skiing experience was hard on the people involved....the ski patrol had to run a shuttle...
But, I like the old stuff. I like that your local resources are all that is needed to make them.
C24B9 2 years ago
I have 2 pair of old wooden skiis, one has steel edges, the other has woodenb edges. I can't belive you took them out, I would worry about breaking them. Back in the 50's & 60's, I broke a bunch of wooden skis. Then I delaminated several fibreglas skis, and bent a bunch of metal boards. A lot of snow there. I don't care much for deep powder myself but it looks nice.
vbdenny 2 years ago