RR NORBA teaser

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heat and dust... reviewing my photos I can still taste the dust.

What a fun four days. It's going to take a few days to sort through the photos, , but here's
a teaser.

www.specialtyoutdoors.com/images/norba/norba1.jpg

Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter boy". I
was marshalling up above, sorting out the riders when we would have bog-downs as the riders
session the run. Otherwise know as someone having a sphincter moment on this move, and riders
having to

wait

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for them to either get out of the way or just ride the thing. Beginners

and

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sport had a different section here. This thing really got to some folks, one pro woman threw her
bike down it in disgust during practice. Two folks

were

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carried out on backboards. All but one pro woman and all the pro guys

nailed

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it. More photos later.

I marshalled beginner and expert DH practice, semi pro/expert men XC, the beginner & sport XC (
included tandems. SS and clydes, plus jr kids) and the short track. I"d rather be doing something
than just stand around.

note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

Penny

Killer!!! I was just reading some race ports earlier this evening. Sounds like it was a pretty nasty
course and your picture seems to confirm. Great shot...can't wait to see the rest.
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heat and dust... reviewing my photos I can still taste the dust.

What a fun four days. It's going to take a few days to sort through the photos, , but here's
a teaser.

www.specialtyoutdoors.com/images/norba/norba1.jpg

Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter boy". I
was marshalling up above, sorting out the riders when we would have bog-downs as the riders
session the run. Otherwise know as someone having a sphincter moment on this move, and riders
having to

wait

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for them to either get out of the way or just ride the thing. Beginners

and

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sport had a different section here. This thing really got to some folks, one pro woman threw her
bike down it in disgust during practice. Two folks

were

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carried out on backboards. All but one pro woman and all the pro guys

nailed

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it. More photos later.

I marshalled beginner and expert DH practice, semi pro/expert men XC, the beginner & sport XC (
included tandems. SS and clydes, plus jr kids) and the short track. I"d rather be doing something
than just stand around.

note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

Penny

Wow! That's Mount Snow kind of sick! Looking forward to more pics.

Mike

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heat and dust... reviewing my photos I can still taste the dust.

What a fun four days. It's going to take a few days to sort through the photos, , but here's a
teaser.

www.specialtyoutdoors.com/images/norba/norba1.jpg

Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux

of

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the run, "alter boy". I was marshalling up above, sorting out the

riders

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when we would have bog-downs as the riders session the run. Otherwise

know

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as someone having a sphincter moment on this move, and riders having to

wait

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for them to either get out of the way or just ride the thing. Beginners

and

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sport had a different section here. This thing really got to some

folks,

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one pro woman threw her bike down it in disgust during practice. Two folks

were

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carried out on backboards. All but one pro woman and all the pro guys

nailed

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it. More photos later.

I marshalled beginner and expert DH practice, semi pro/expert men XC,

the

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beginner & sport XC ( included tandems. SS and clydes, plus jr kids) and the short track. I"d
rather be doing something than just stand around.

note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

Penny

Wow! That's Mount Snow kind of sick! Looking forward to more pics.

Mike

What'd'y'all mean? Just like riding down steps that is..............

Shaun aRe............

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What a fun four days. It's going to take a few days to sort through the photos, , but here's
a teaser.

www.specialtyoutdoors.com/images/norba/norba1.jpg

That looks like fun.

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Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter boy".

Altar?

I was marshalling up above, sorting out the riders

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when we would have bog-downs as the riders session the run. Otherwise know as someone having a
sphincter moment on this move, and riders having to wait for them to either get out of the way or
just ride the thing.

This weekend was the British National Champs, and some kid stopped in the middle of the course.
Steve Peat shouted at him to 'get out the

Unfortunately, said kid's mother didn't agree and came over to Peaty's team truck later to give
him an earful about his language and his responsibility as a role model.

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note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

His right? Or our right as we look at the photo? Going to our left looks a little more tricky,
although we can't see the run-out.

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Penny S. said:

What a fun four days. It's going to take a few days to sort through the photos, , but here's a
teaser.

www.specialtyoutdoors.com/images/norba/norba1.jpg

That looks like fun.

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Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter boy".

Altar?

no, I said altEr.

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note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

His right? Or our right as we look at the photo? Going to our left looks a little more tricky,
although we can't see the run-out.

the best lines (according to riders) was rider's left, not on on the right. If you stayed right, the
long line and landing was not nice

working on photos as we speak.

Penny

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Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter boy".

Altar?

no, I said altEr.

I know, but I've never heard of an 'alter boy'. Is it a play on words then?

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note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

His right? Or our right as we look at the photo? Going to our left looks a little more tricky,
although we can't see the run-out.

the best lines (according to riders) was rider's left, not on on the right. If you stayed right,
the long line and landing was not nice

Hmm, the topside line definitely looks more friendly.

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Penny S. said:

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>Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter
>boy".

Altar?

no, I said altEr.

I know, but I've never heard of an 'alter boy'. Is it a play on words

then?

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>note on the photo: this guy is too far over to the right.

His right? Or our right as we look at the photo? Going to our left looks a little more tricky,
although we can't see the run-out.

the best lines (according to riders) was rider's left, not on on the

right.

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If you stayed right, the long line and landing was not nice

Hmm, the topside line definitely looks more friendly.

That'd be my guess. Hit it wrong and you could be 'altered', boy! ;^)

Mike

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Penny S. said:

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>Craig took this during the expert DH practice session. This is the crux of the run, "alter
>boy".

Altar?

no, I said altEr.

I know, but I've never heard of an 'alter boy'. Is it a play on words

then?

Maybe it's named after that transgendered downhiller?!?

Religious tailor = altarations? Bill