So it is official, winter is coming! Yesterday I woke up and went on the internet and saw a picture of Jay Peak and there was snow on top! Yayy!! I'm so stoked and Mont Sainte-Anne has snow also which means it's slowly coming my way and I'm super excited because that means SNOWBOARD SEASON!
I mean I can't really complain because I got to ride this summer at COC but still I'm super eager to ride and this season I'm gonna go hard on learning new park tricks, and I will be taking a lot of pictures considering I'm MSSI photographer for the park and events! (YAY)
What better way than to get ready for the season than a little Rail jam at my favorite boardshop in Saint-Sauveur?! Yes indeed, PRFO boardshop organized a team rail jam which was pretty gnarly if you ask me! It was a sick jam which you needed to be in teams(one skier and one boarder) and do tricks off two set ups that were set in the back parking lot. Jeremy Cloutier, Zach Aller and many more were there hamming down tricks and it was aaaaamazing!!
Hahahaha, yup Sunday was a good day though very weird.
Weird? I don't know I was just overly tired and I was very like ... Weird in my head hahaha, but I guess that happens and oh well I finally got to sleep in a bit this morning and enjoy my mornings which I haven't really been doing lately.
Anyhow I'm sorry this is a short blogg, I'm just missing a lot of imagination and I need to get ready for my day. (in case you didin't know I have a husky so I need to like go hiking and take super long walks everyday or else he will spaz out like a gorilla and break the house so ... :P )
Speaking of really long walks.... Yesterday I decided to go for a long walk in the woods so I went to Prevost and parked on the side of the 117 and went in the woods with my dog. You know I have these brilliant plans of walking in woods without paths and I have a really bad orientation so I got lost. Like SUPER LOST. Walked around for 3 hours trying to get back and had to call a friend to help me! HAHAHAHAHA. But I found my way out thank god and now I'm back to civilization. What I learned from this? Always bring someone who has a good sense of orientation and if not, pick a forest where there's paths so I can get back easily.
Anyhow I need to go get ready but here are photos from the Team-Up Rail Challenge by PRFO on Sunday!
Enjoy,
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