Cloud Mountain – Don’t Go Changing!
Apr 23, 2008 - 04:58 AM EST
The team battles for sun. Our sleds decide to fight back, Group pow runs, tech tricks, another day of Fear and Loathing with the Rome team deep in Canada on Cloud Mountain
The team battles for sun. Our sleds decide to fight back, Group pow runs, tech tricks, another day of Fear and Loathing with the Rome team deep in Canada on Cloud Mountain
After some “technical difficulties” and some memory loss, the crew is back on track in Canada. Having fun in the sun, and working on the movie with friends.
We had a big day on the hill and an even bigger night on the town while we filmed in Canada and celebrated Jesse and Marius’ birthdays
A brief stop in Utah yields a bunch of great stuff in Bjorn’s backyard
As we settled into our new lives living among people that where much crazier than us, we headed to a new zone. With a quick stop in Sibiu at our guide Martins house for the night we moved up to a much steeper Mtn range and what would turn out to be more of an adventure than the previous couple days if that was even possible.
So Tahoe got slammed with snow and we went there. Duh! We’re shredders smartypants! However, being the seriously secretive dudes that we are, we couldn’t just sit around Northstar and shoot the park, we had to get out and get all backwood-ey. So we cruised up to ‘Spot-X’, the spot that’s soooo misty that it’s not even named. Well, actually it is, but we don’t want you going there, so I’m not going to tell you what it’s called or where it is. The only thing I’m gonna tell you is that the town of Calpine is within 100 miles of it, and I’m also going to tell you that Calpine’s got some spooky shit going on!
With high hopes held by myself and the crew, we were en route to Eastern Europe to the wild east. With as many details lined up as I could arrange, I felt confident in taking the crew on an adventure that would quickly turn into much more.
A few days in North Lake, catching up with some familiar faces, and searching for snow
Snowboarding takes us to some crazy places. Last week it literally took us to to the end of the road, Cooke City, Montana. Home of 2 a.m. snowmobile races, sketchy lodging, unreal shred zones.