realskiers

Jim....first of all...your lens match your outfits. I'm thinking you should be president of the RS Styln' Club!

Still, your honesty tells much about your values and your ability to lure others into exposing their deepest inner most secrets before you unload on them....you're a sneaky one!

Ok....Ron has a father....me like you and the rest of the gang here are mere children at heart.? I just turned 58 going on 28.

and you my friend............. .....?

Here's what I'm finding at least at this age: each year my skiing skills have improved allowing me to challenge more of the mountain. I work hard at staying in shape and don't know if there's a threshold where my skiing stops improving. Just enjoying each season on the mountain and the friends I share the experiences with.

Now Ed is I think in his late 40's to early 50's and I think Rich is around my age young.

Jim, to address and put to rest any ski compatibility concerns you may have:
How would you describe your ski level where intermediate might be in my mind from a level 4-6, advanced level 7-8 and expert 9-10?

Unless you're still in a snow plow and stem Christi AND sticking to green trails, YOU GOT NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.

This group is amazing, watchful and considerate! Now close your eyes and visualize an 8" powder day and you yahooing down a run!
Very cool ain't it!

Different color lenses to match your outfit Jim...you killing me here. Ron.....the bar has been raised!

G