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I ride camber, with a lot of pop. Bombing those double blacks gets interesting, as its ride is a little less forgiving. Anyways, I figured for anybody interested, I recently posted my most recent edit from Blue Mountain in PA.

I guess I'll give this a try...

Had to go Schwarzkopf (hoping I spelled that correctly). Mindbender to this day blows me away, and Sooper Dooper Looper is just a fun, re-rideable coaster.

I see the required photo op in every trip report already...

Halfway through And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, and almost done The Red Pony by John Steinbeck.

My parents always give me odd looks when we go over bumps in the road and I stick my hands up.

Coming from someone who lives in New Jersey, and helped clean up the most hardly hit places, I can say that looting is much a larger problem than a guy climbing this coaster. We had to stay within the National Guards eyesight because of the situatation, and ended up buying them lunch for helping us.

The biggest part of snowboarding is not giving up in the beginning. It is a very unnatural feeling for the first couple times you go. It's like riding a bike, once you learn it, you will never forget how to do it.

This is the biggest part of learning to snowboard. I couldn't agree with anything said here any more. As my friends like to say, Skiing: Easy to learn, hard to master. Snowboarding: Hard to learn. easy to master.

I can completely agree with Robb. Do I always love every little thing about TPR videos? For the most part, yeah, I can watch them all day! I also make youtube videos, and if someone wants to give me constructive criticism than I'll be fine with that. If all they do is bash the way I make my videos, than I can ignore them. Because I love video editing, and the entire process of putting my videos together, a people generally enjoy them. So for one person to not like the way that I do something, well, it really just wouldn't matter to me.

Yeah, I know from experience that snowboarding is not a cheap sport at all. If you can find the right group of people to go with though, it can be the time of your life. I highly recommend anyone trying it at least once or twice. If you need a little incentive, heres a video of my most recent trip. Enjoy! Trust me, sitting in a lodge after 23 runs and playing some cards had never felt so good...

I think that I can agree, as a snowboarder of almost 6 years, that yes, it is to me at least, more of a rush than roller coasters. You can basically create your own layout as you go!

Take The Tunnel!

I couldn't find a thread using the search button, so if it exists, than I'm sorry. As the description states, no matter what your skill level is, you can join the conversation. The uses of this thread are to share your experiences, videos, photo's and even advice to newcomers to the sports of Skiing and Snowboarding. I'll begin by saying that I am a snowboarder, and took my latest trip to Big Boulder Ski Resort, in PA. Great pow, great terrain parks, and an awesome atmosphere, I have to say that it is one of my new favorite mountains. Other favorites include Blue Mountain, Camelback Mountain, Shawnee Mountain, and Jack Frost.

GoPro Hero 3 silver edition, lots of snowboarding stuff, and a marines t-shirt. Can't wait to hit the slopes (and work out)...

You must really like that blue-green color combo. First the boomerang, than ultra twister, and now this! All joking aside I see some serious potential for this park, and I can't wait for it to progress.

I think that following the trend that Arrow set forth, which many companies still do, you may see almost all hyper coasters have inversions. I don't think a floating airtime zero-g would be that bad on a B & M.

I would just like to refer back to this quote. I for one, enjoy almost all coasters, so even seeing one leave is a little sad. I am excited, and anxious for the new version, and would like the new one to be just as good as the hype is. That being said, people have opinions. How can you tell someone that their opinion is invalid, if it is not a fact, and just their thoughts on the subject? People should not be harassed for their way of thinking.

Wow! Didn't even know this thread was actually moving. I noticed on my visit to HersheyPark just how empty the new Skyrush pathway can actually be. If you don't know what I am talkin about, it is the new one down by the water, and as a bonus you can get some great shots for videos or pictures!

I agree! Defiantly the best and most comfortable standup out there today. I was just thinking the same thing. Rode it many times in a row, because in the morning everybody rushed over to Goliath. Lucky me...

It's been too long since I have posted something in this forum. So, I bring you, months in the making, the nearly completed first picture of, The Dark Knight Rises "Oh, so you think darkness is your ally? But you merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn’t see the light until I was already a man, by then to me it was only blinding. The shadows betray you because they belong to me"

Is it just me, or is Gatekeeper flying! This may be some of the fastest construction I have seen in a long time.

I voted for Coaster Expedition, partly because (see my links below) I love any video that can merge music, roller coasters, and humor into one.

Maybe, but that could be super expensive, and I don't see insurance covering it.

You may be on to something here...perhaps this is some sort of payback for Snooki reproducing!?!?! Even as a New Jerseyian I can say that I was secretly hoping for the "Shore House" from Jersey Shore to be blown down. I was just worried about my grandparents beachfront house in Sea Isle. They aren't letting anybody onto the island to check their houses.