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Home Forums General Talk Powder!… In July!… In New Zealand!… in 1961!… VIDEO!

Powder!… In July!… In New Zealand!… in 1961!… VIDEO!

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8:02 am June 18, 2012 hipsterandjane Nelson Member posts 90	Print this Post 1 I love you tube.  Look what I found when I searched for "powder in July."  Classic footage from 1961 – the big name ski stars of the day like Ron FunK, fly to New Zealand to ski the Tasman Glancier. The soundtrack is top notch and they even do jumps!
5:19 pm June 19, 2012 2wheeler Calgary Member posts 60	Print this Post 2 Looks like they've all mastered the bumb wiggle turn and the "rolling down the windows" jump.  Good to see I'm on par with 1961 technique.   I'm kind-a disapointed that they're not wearing helmets.  What kind of example did that show the kids of 1961?
10:00 pm June 19, 2012 hipsterandjane Nelson Member posts 90	Print this Post 3 That's pro skiier technique that you are on par with!

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