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| • MARCH 2008 » Following the release of the awesome (and FREE!) Ellis Brigham DVD, Sticks and Stones, charting the EB Freeski Teams progress last winter and now freely available in all stores, it's competition time and the chance for everyone to select their winner of 'Best Section' for the unsponsored guys out there. Last July an intrepid group left Ellis Brighams in Braehead to make a whistlestop tour round the northern dry and indoor slopes to capture the best footage and freestyle ski action available from all those unknown riders out there. These unsponsored shredders have had their footage documented by each rider in the mini-movie, The Ellis Brigham Summer Ski Tour Comp, which can be viewed in its entirety in the extras of Sticks and Stones. AND NOW THEY NEED YOU.............. 5 of these movie sections have been selected to go into the final stage of the competition, with the Winner walking away with a full setup generously donated by Scott skis and the runner-up taking a protection set courtesy of Forcefield Body Armour. Visit http://www.fall-line-media.com/skiing/videos.php to view the finalists' sections and cast your vote for Best Section. • FEB 2008 » Find out what the team riders are getting up to, as they report in on their seasons so far… Joe Tyler » Hi Guys! Sorry I haven’t been in touch for a while, been super busy! And having an awesome time! Haha. Back in January I did the Ausrtrian Open. It didn’t go too well as I was ill at the time and kind of crashed both runs, but sometimes that happens. In February I went shooting with Pally Learmond in Switzerland around Lenzerheidl and St Moritz, it was really good snow and we got some wicked shots and filming done, so I was well pleased. On the way back from that I stopped off in Diedemskopf for a slopestyle comp called Road To The Open where I finished 4th. Just recently I was in Turkey for 11 days with Pally and Ted Foster where we were doing a feature for Fall Line ski magazine and for New Schoolers. It went really well. The week we were there the snow wasn't amazing but we still managed to get some really good shots and filming in! We also did a demo for the resort which ended up on CNN Turkey and another news channel, and in 4 Newspapers! We were jumping with Turkish flags and everything – crazy! Slave Monkey » OK, I am aware that it is now March... but I had some internet issues. So here is a little teaser of footage from Mayrhofen in January, the Feb teaser will be ready soon.
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just click the link below; Just a quick update. I haven’t hit any more avalanche barriers recently, though Ted did a crazy gap between 2 yesterday in the trees, was sick.
I am still having some knee problems but skiing quite a bit, learnt some new tricks, looking forward to the jib vid contest (I am in the Oakley team with Bennett and J Tyler) then the Brits after.
Filming is going good for monkey vision 3, and I will be giving Bennett some footage at the end of the season for the Brighams movie.
I guess that’s about it, I will email after jib vid and let u know how we did. Joe Murrell » February update... "So yeah I got out to Northstar on the 17th dec with Charlie smith + Simon foster. I’ve been Living in luxury this season, we’ve got a nice house about 10minutes away from the slope. The weather out here has been fairly on and off. The sun hasn’t been out that much but it’s left for some amazing powder days.For me the best thing about Northstar is the park, well there’s are 4 of them but there always groomed and in perfect conditions. This is my first season riding pipe so I’ve been having fun in that learning some new tricks. I’ve been filming a load out here as I’m in the process of making a film of my season. It’s going really well and the other day we built a jump going over the fence of a tennis court, so hopefully we’ll get some good shots on that. I’m heading back to Europe in March to go to Mayrhofen for the Oakley Jib vid and then on to Laax for the Brits, can’t wait!" BUNGLE »
I'm out in Morzine with James Webb and Rob Taylor. I have been traveling around a fair bit, back and from Verbier mainly, as I’m now the European team manager for Faction skis and that’s where the office is! I’ve skied there a little and the snow has been good, but back here in Morzine it’s been epic! We have had so many powder days! Found an awesome spot over in one of the nearby resorts, so many pillow lines, un-real! Now the sun is shinning and we have been hitting the park and pipe. NAOMI » I tweaked my knee and had to have 3 weeks off and take it easy after that, but feeling pretty good now. As soon as we get some decent weather I’m going to head back into the park and get practicing for the Brits. Decided not to do the European Open this year as I've had so little park time and just want to take it easy for a while and get back into skiing. Had a load of snow recently but it's got a bit warmer today and is forecasted to stay warm and cloudy, which means rainy slush in town- boo! Been riding with the girls in the house (Beanie, Claire, Emma, Anna) and have mostly been skiing powder in the trees when we get snow. CHRIS F »
Skiing conditions over the last few weeks have been pretty mixed from warm almost spring like afternoons to knee deep powder and cold winter days storm riding in the trees. Bumped into Tom Lynch today in down town Chamonix he's been around for a few weeks. I've been all over the place recently skiing in Val d'isere, Courchevel, BECKY »
I'm based in Laax for the season with Andy, Paddy, Pally, Dave and Chris. The season got off to a good start, with a massive snow fall, which we had some amazing powder days in the trees! The Snowpark is looking really good, and the Pipe is massive! EDDIE »
I’m in Laax at the moment, me Joe Tyler and Andy Collin drove over yesterday, we went up to St Moritz today for photos and filming, got some good lines and crashes. • NOV 2007 » It’s been dumping out in Europe, with Austria and Switzerland getting the biggest November snow storms for 50 years. Loads of resorts have opened early, and there are plenty of skiers venturing out for their first trips. Team members are busy getting ready for their seasons with many heading out before the end of month. Naomi’s off to Whistler, Paddy is heading all over Europe and Ted’s off to clean windows for 4 weeks to raise some extra cash! • Speaking of Paddy, the news is that we can expect a Kombi Paddy Graham pro model glove next season. • Last weekend saw the latest installment of the KSM vs Refrigerator Open, taking over the Cas slope for a Saturday evening. The level of riding was unbelievable, from the sponsored team riders to the ‘mega groms’. Check out www.therefrigeratoropen.org.uk for the reviews and news. • We’re super-stoked to welcome a new rider to the team, Joe Murrell. He turned heads and got people’s attention during last season with some stylish riding and huge tricks including the double flip ‘Pistol Flip’, check it out! • OCT 2007 » Sticks and Stones Premiere Party Dave Young and Andy Bennett’s brand new ski movie ‘Sticks and Stones’ is being shown at the Dark Summer party on the 25th. The location is the super-cool Shepherds Bar (400m from Olympia), starting around 9.30pm, when the ski show closes. If last year is anything to go by this is going to be a night to remember, so if you’re a fan of British freeskiing, or just like a good party, make sure you’re there! Everyone’s welcome, keep an eye on the website for details of tickets. • JULY 2007 - Ellis Brigham Summer Dryslope and Filming Tour How would YOU like the opportunity to get your own feature in a ski movie? Ellis Brigham will be making the rounds of the Northern Dryslopes/Indoor slopes stopping at each venue below to provide you with the chance to try out our fleet of demo twintip skis, try and bag some great prizes and generally have good times. In addition, we will be filming at all the events to capture the skills of those unknown riders out there. This footage will be taken to the cutting room of our resident editing maestro who will cut, chop and put just the right sparkle on it to produce a video section for every rider taking part. These video sections will then be compiled into a mini-extras movie, to be used in next years’ EB production, Sticks and Stones. BUT THAT’S NOT ALL…. Thanks to the help of Fall Line Skiing magazine, not only will you have your name and talents committed to celluloid, your details will automatically be entered into the Best Section competition which could see you walk away with awesome prizes kindly donated by Scott and Forcefield Body Armour. This event is open to all unsponsored skiers of all ages and abilities, is FREE TO ENTER (usual slope rates still apply) and will be arriving on your doorstep at: Midlothian Snowsports Centre, Hillend Aberdeen Snowsports Centre, Garthdee Bearsden Ski Club, Glasgow Xscape, Braehead, Glasgow • MAY 2007 - EB team movie ‘Sticks and Stones’ The British Freeski Camps: Fancy fine-tuning your freeskiing skills? The British Freeski Camps are back once again with summer camp courses in Saas-Fee for freestyle, skier-x, big moutain and moguls. Coaching is from some of the best Britsh Freeskiers including members of the EB Freeski Team. Highly recommended. Download the Press Release (~200K Word doc) for more information. Chris Fecher has just sent this over: " I've just passed my BASI ISTD Tech course so just need to take the teaching course and euro test and I will be a full international ski teacher. It's been pretty hard work, the hardest thing so far being watching all my mates ripping it up the Midi whilst I skied about on my Head RD SL's. The chalet is coming on nicely and we hope to have it fully furnished and ready to go by the beginning of November. Watch this space for my new web site over the next few weeks. • JANUARY 2007 - Big Up Naomi!!! For more results take a look at www.expn.com , showing last weekends Winter X Games madness where Tanner Hall followed his gold at the US Open with another one, and Candide followed Jon Olson’s example by taking Gold for the Euro’s in slopestyle. • JANUARY 2007 - There might not be much snow out there at the moment but that hasn’t stopped the team heading out to Europe. Austria and Switzerland seem to be the preferred destinations, with the towns of Mayrhofen and Verbier now bursting with British talent. Other news of note is Paddy Graham switching to Volkl, after 4 years with Line. The extra support that will come from being a part their European team should see him attending more comps, which can only brighten his already glowing reputation. Ellis Brigham would also like to Welcome Dave Houghton to the team. He’s one of the unsung heroes who has quietly been making a name for himself as a great all round skier, and he’s a top guy as well! Finally we’d like to wish Mike Wakefield a speedy recovery from a pre-Christmas accident that has left him with a broken vertebra. We’re sure he’ll be back soon, better than ever and ready to finally show the world just how good he really is. Bring on the snow. Keep checking back for the latest news and results on comps and events. • NOVEMBER 2006 - WIN a 7 days ski holiday to Whistler, Canada with www.ultimate-ski.com • AUG 2006 - update from Lorna Carmichael » • MAY 2006 - update from Chris Fecher » The winter is now nearing its end here in Cham, while writing this its raining like crazy outside and all I can think about is the huge amounts of snow its dumping up on the Midi and when am I ever going to be able to get the BBQ out. The next clear day I'll be heading up to play in the pow-pow just as thousands of UK seasonaires head back home to the very green UK. The last couple of months have been pretty epic and with regular dumps of 40cm to 50cm up on the Midi the Rond and Cosmiques have been in fantastic conditions. Although the wind has been ripping up high and making the entry into the Cosmiques a little sketchy from time to time we have been able to ski in, all be it a sketchy side slip and the odd Rappel. I've been skiing on the new Head Monster 103s since mid March and loving them, I went for the shorter 184cm and found them to be just amazing for steeps and negotiating rocks and couloirs. Longer and things can get a bit tricky especially is you are following a snowboard side slip into a couloir because you tend to catch your tips and tails heaps. Not a nice feeling when you really don¹t want to be falling!! Ski technique wise I'm really trying to be more stacked over my skis, this means moving away from hip angulation and dumping the hip into the start of the turn and focusing more on Lateral movement (like banking) maintaining strength through the whole of your body to a point where you will naturally start to break at the hip. Check out the racers and have a play with it yourselves it feels like a very strong and balanced way to ski. Planning to get one more big trip in before I travel down to NZ for the summer, James Stentiford and myself are going to ski Mont Blanc next week so look out for some images on the EB freeski pages next winter. I'm going to be based in Wanaka this winter and running the test pool for Racers Edge ski shop on the water front. Pop by and say hi or come and check out some skis on the test days. Happy skiing! • 13 MARCH 2006 » Introducing - Joe Tyler - welcome aboard... • 17 FEBRUARY 2006 » Here’s what some of the team guys are up to so far this season Andy Bennett »
Out here in Verbier at the moment, snow isn’t too great, just been cruising around Bruson (one of the valleys linked to Verbier). The snow’s better over there and they have quite a few good kicker spots so we have just been checking out the potential ready for the next snow fall! I had a late start to the season as I wanted to spend Christmas with my family (the first in 6 years!). Headed out to Verbier on Boxing day. They had pretty good snow coverage for January and we got some good freeride lines in and some pretty large cliff drops. We built one backcountry kicker which was pretty large! (look out for a 360 sequence in an up and coming copy of Fall-line). We also did a 25 meter step up jump! It was the craziest in run to a kicker I have ever done which included airing over a bush, through some trees, then airing over a cat track before even getting onto the main in run of the jump! My first trip away from Verbier was to the world cup half pipe comp in Les Contamines. It was a good comp but I unfortunately crashed in the semi finals and finished up in 15th place overall. I was a little bit gutted because I think I could have made the top 10 if I hadn’t crashed .
I have just got back form a bit of a road trip. I first went up to Laax for a few days to shoot some park stuff (pretty much the best park in Europe right now). Myself, Slave, Paddy and Chris Asquith then headed down to Soldeu in Andora for a Fall-line shoot. We went via Serre Chevaliet and stopped off to hook up with Noddy Gowans and Pikey Truelove for a couple of days. The Andora shoot went well due to a strike of luck with the weather and snow conditions. We managed to get cliffs, lines, terrain park and street rails all done in a week! Next weekend is the Verbier Ride. It’s on at the same time as the X box big day out which sucks as I like to do both events. I have decided to do the Ride simply because I am already over here. After the Ride there is a freeski comp in Poland which looks good but I’m still deciding whether to go or not. I suppose it’s just down to the snow conditions here at the time. Then it’s the Brits over in Laax which will be really good. I am most looking forward to the night time bomb drop event! Eddie Thelwell and Paddy Graham » Things r going pretty good at the moment, still recovering from the collarbone, but we went to Andorra last week for a Fall-line shoot, was sick. We’ve just been rocking it here in Laax, otherwise, pipe and rails have been sick for ages and now we got good kickers too. we have both been working on new tricks, paddy has got switch 5 and 7 down on kickers, and i have been trying to do more unnatural and switch spins in the pipe and kickers. We’ve got the Verbier Ride next week and then it’s off to Poland for the Polish Open. Chris Fecher » I'll be based out in Cham for the duration of the winter and then heading over to NZ for another one. I'm working on a few projects with Fall-Line skiing magazine and Darksummer for next winter, top secret right now I'm afraid, you'll have to check the mags out next winter to find out. Climbing and skiing as much as possible at the moment and loving it, the snow might not be falling at the mo but the sun is shining in Chamonix. I'm loving my Head Mojo's and S10 boots, just right for these conditions when there’s heaps of jibbing to be done. The North Face Sedition jacket is keeping me warm and dry and it looks great too. Technique wise I'm working on keeping my feet apart and really opening up the knees, so I get a fully open and stable stance that keeps me skiing solidly even when you hit the odd pack of ice. Ben Hawker » So far this season has been pretty epic, I'm out in Mayrhofen, Austria. The start of the season we had loads of snow with quite a few really good powder days. Zack from Darksummer came over for New Year we had a bit of a party and BC kicker session, pretty awesome (check out the video clips on Ben’s profile page). Went over to the ISPO trade show in Munich to catch a look at next years gear! Been riding a lot with Joe Tyler and Andy Collins has now turned up too. Bit of a bummer though I have just bust my ankle for a third time! But I am walking around on it ok now and only did it a few days ago so should be back riding by next week, which gives me enough time to build it back up ready for the Brits, and then back over here for snowboming! Maybe heading over to Greece for a rodie too, should be cool. Lorna Carmichael » When I first arrived out here in Whistler I was nursing my knee back to health and then the powder came so I've been learning to "giver" (Canadian version of " 'ave it" I guess!) down some steeps, drop some cliffs (not so big, but still coooooool!) and deal with trees and all that stuff, it's been rad. Yesterday (10th Feb) was our first sunny day in what felt like about 5 years... today was sunny too. The forecast is for February to be sunny so I'm now all about the park! I'm also doing a training course with some of the guys out here... Chris Turpin will be coaching me for 3 days, so fingers crossed I'll learn a lot. They will film too I think so I'm hoping I'll have some footage for the next Ellis Brigham movie. Can't think of much else. Have just booked my flights home for the Brits which is cool. I'm off to ride the nightpipe now as I've finally managed to get the right nights off from work. Naomi Edmondson » The weather's been really sunny and hot so have been spending some more time in the park. Unfortunately I had a crash a couple of days ago and got concussion so have been taking it a bit easier for the last few days. I'm judging for the Danish Championships next week which will be good for keeping me out of the park and hitting my head for the next few days. I'm heading to Xbox in 3 weeks, and am hopefully going to hook up with a guy for some filming sometime shortly after that. He was filming over in Switzerland today, but I couldn't make it ‘cos of my head, and not really feeling totally with it still. Ted Foster and Mark Watson » There is a comp here on Saturday, though most of them are in April. We know all the powder stashes, there are some nice drops and cool steeps and a few pillow lines. Both been working on some small movies to keep you updated (see their profiles), and a ton of new tricks including switch cork 9’s and switch cork 10’s. New on the Team Joe Tyler » Just signing up with EB is Joe Tyler. This is a skier on a mission, check him out at the Brits, he’s going to do very well. And he’s a super nice guy. • FEBRUARY 2006 » MARK & TED'S EPIC ADVENTURES! • JANUARY 2006 » Naomi Edmondson - welcome aboard EB Freeski! • JANUARY 06 » Sketch Trailer Online • NOVEMBER 05 » JOIN THE REVOLUTION Twins are built to ski anywhere; park, powder, trees, bumps, groomed, forwards or back, on the snow or ollieing what ever is in your way. It’s all about having fun. There’s a huge range of products on these pages from the super versatile Salomon 1080 Thruster, to the extra tough Head Mojo 80, taking in the crazy springiness of the Dynastar TroubleMakers, the totally rad graphics and inspirational range of K2’s, the gnarly and very ‘core’ Volkls, and the ultra cool and exclusiveness of Armada. There’s something for everyone; park skis, fat twins, super fat twins, girls skis, and even a touring inspired model from Black Diamond. Take a look at the movies and see what the skiers having the most fun are using, can you guess what it is they’re skiing on? These are the skis that are bringing in new people to the sport and re-converting so many snowboarders. Not sure if it’s for you? Then get down to one of our snow slope stores in the UK and hook up a demo on the real snow. Throw out the old rulebook of skiing, get yourself a twin tip and join the revolution. • NOVEMBER 05 » TEAM NEWS Last season Becky and Lorna made it to the finals of the Dark Summer and Nordica sponsored ‘It’s a Girl Thing’ competition, leading to sponsorships with Head and K2 respectively. Already this season young Amber has qualified for the same finals, which will take her out to Switzerland in December to shoot her first professional pictures, as well as ruling in various age groups at all the summer comps. The season ahead will see Lorna out in Whistler, riding their brilliant park and taking on the massive amounts of BC backcountry, Becky is going to be in France with a load of the other young British riders, while Amber will be restricted to trips during holidays as she’s still studying. Ben is a totally different animal to these ladies, and anyone that has seen ‘Snow Patrol’ on Sky will be well aware of his infectious enthusiasm for anything fun. He’s been involved in the UK scene for a few years now and has a great sponsor in Faction skis with whom he gets to input plenty of ideas on what direction their skis should be taking. There’s been loads going on over the summer with the Aim Series, Refrigerator vs. KSM comp, and Natives slopestyle at Castleford, and of course the on going Natural Born Riders tour. Make sure you check out their websites for the full results and write ups of what went on. As you would expect the team riders have been featuring prominently through all the comps, and are getting tonnes of page space in all the latest freeskiing magazines. There’s far too many results to list here, but congratulations to all the guys and girls. • OCTOBER 05 » NEW EBFREESKI TEAM MOVIE "SKETCH" The end of November sees the release of the brand new EB team movie put together by the godfather Dave Young. Featuring the cream of British freeskiing tearing up Europe and North America, from monster booters, to super-tech rails, and some very sweet freeriding. Everything about this film shows how far skiing has come in the last 12 months – you will be impressed. Once again this is a free movie to customers calling in to Ellis Brigham stores, so don’t hang around, make sure you get down to your closest EB shop early and ask the guys and girls nicely if you can take away a copy. Thanks must to go to Dave Young for making the whole thing happen, all the riders involved in it, and the sponsors without whom it wouldn’t happen – Head, K2, Nordica, Salomon, Helly Hansen, Nike ACG, and The North Face (these are the people making the scene tick, remember that). • 24th September 2005 Refrigerator Open Vs. KSM Showdown In recent years the Refrigerator Open and the KSM Showdown have been the most progressive ski competitions in the UK, so the good people at Ellis Brigham thought is was only fair to join the two together to create the most highly anticipated competition in years. All the top skiers in the UK freestyle scene battled it out with some of the best young and unsponsored riders from all over the country. The competitors were spoilt with a grin inducing choice of features including a wall ride, 6 rails and 2 kickers, the largest of which was the 7-metre gap jump. It was this monster booter that produced some of the evenings highlights, including Ted Foster’s super sweet 540s and Jamie Cameron’s huge stylie flips. But it was a massive cork7 toxic from Mark Watson that was good enough to win the evening’s best trick award. As you moved down the course the variety of rails was incredible with simple boxes right through to a huge double kink rail. Shelly Jones showed her style with a sick switch 270 to rail, which was rewarded with the best female trick award. Well done Shelly!! However at the bottom of the slope we saw the daunting wall ride which had even the best riders taking a tumble, especially Andy Topping who could have used a speed check or two before he flew over the back. But this feature was no problem for Andy Colin who schooled the rest of the field with 180 disasters and switch hits. This combined with his rail steez and solid kicker riding earned him the Best Sponsored Skier prize. But the Ellis Brigham Refrigerator Open has always been about discovering new talent and thanks to Scott USA we could offer a years sponsorship for the best undiscovered talent. Despite some top riding from Charlie Smith and Harry Hancock it was the hugely impressive Max Alden who was victorious. The judges felt his riding was so dialled he could easily be mistaken for a pro, so now he is. Amy Rudman also was outstanding and was awarded a full outerwear set up from Westbeach for being Best Unsponsored female. After three hours of qualifying the judges had to narrow the 65 riders down to 12 riders, two in each category. These were then split in half to form the KSM team captained by Andy Bennett and Ted Fosters Refrigerator Open team as the two events went head to head. Despite taking a 2-0 lead and Ted’s breathtaking run, team Refrigerator were downed by Andy’s KSM boys with a winning score of 4-3. In one of the most impressive displays if skiing ever seen in the UK we witnessed not only a great night but a raise in the bar for what British competitions could achieve. Big thanks to XSCAPE for helping us with the slope and all their staff who helped with the course. After a prize heavy speed raffle, in which over £1100 was raised to aid Sean Rose and the British Paralympic team, came the prize giving and awards were given for the Best stack and Best Youth/Junior. But it was Pikey and Andy Topping who left with the traditional Nick Southwell award for maximum event for the evening and for putting a smile on the judge’s faces. This was the best Refrigerator ever and everyone left knowing they had just been part of something amazing. But it wouldn’t have been as sick as it was without the help of Ellis Brigham, Scott USA, Xscape, Nordica, Salomon, K2, Head, Line, Faction, Dynastar, Lange, Giro, Mission6, Smith, Oakley, DaKine, Spy Optic, Natives.co.uk, Fall Line, Dark Summer and Westbeach. Also big thanks everyone who helped me make this possible Adrian, Andy Bennett, Eddie Thelwell, Paddy Graham, Ted Foster, Mark Watson, Ali, Mark Woods, Guy Nicholson and Steve Wells. Big thanks and lets hope we can top this next time. Cheers Rhys Results Best Unsponsored Male – Max Alden Team Award – KSM Showdown • JAN 05 » • JAN 05 »
Purefreeride April freeride camp still has some space available. • DEC 04 » IT WAS A GIRL THING - 3 very happy girls flew back from Switzerland to the UK... • DEC 04 » SHELLY JONES & ANDY BENNETT 1ST AT NATURAL BORN RIDERS TAMWORTH Report just in; The first 2 rounds of the newest British ski contest have provided some great skiing, with the competitors and spectators alike benefiting from what is proving to be an exciting concept. Tamworth saw Andy Bennett take the top prize for the men with Mike Wakefield a close second, whilst Shelly Jones took the Women’s prize, and Glenn Lawley won the spot prize on the quarter pipe. Andy Collin, Ali Watson and Ted Foster should also get a mention for some nice style on the rails and ramp. Saturday the 4th December was the next stop at Milton Keynes and things stepped up a level with JP Auclair and Julien Regnier out on the slope mixing with the other riders. This chance to impress 2 of the best freestyle skiers took the level up another notch and resulted in some remarkable skiing, plus some very cool impromptu sessions on the rails that weren’t even featured in the comp. Watching JP skating up the slope to hit rails over and over again with the young British skiers was a great sight as they swapped tips and style, which was definitely not in short supply. At the end of the night Ted Foster (Scott and EB Freeski team member and also member of the staff at the Ellis Brigham Milton Keynes store) won with a big smooth 540 off the kicker, to massive switch 270 over the flat to the down of the big rail at the bottom of the slope. Mark Watson, Andy Collin, Mike Wakefield and Paddy Graham also impressed all night. A big thank you must go to Armada skis for arranging to get JP and Julien flown in as it was a special night for all the skiers on the slope, and also to JP and Julien themselves for staying out there all night and getting so involved. Naturalbornriders.co.uk • DEC 04 » CALLING ALL FREESTYLERS!
Put this date in your diary... Friday 3rd December, and
this location... Ellis Brigham's Milton Keynes store.
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