Happy 6th Blogaversary WildSnow.com
Our first anniversary birthday was a big deal (at least to us, because we’d lasted a year of blogging almost every weekday), but now that we’re on our sixth we almost forgot about the moment of our inception! WildSnow as a blog was born December 21, 2004. In dog years, that’s 42, making us a middle aged blog according to any canine who’s reading this. But what is six years in blog years? I’d say that’s 12, making us just about a teenager.
At any rate, Happy (belated) Birthday Blogaversary WildSnow.com
Posted by TheEditors OfWildsnow on December 23, 2010 | Filed Under News Backcountry
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- Maz: This sounds like a very nice ski. How tall/heavy are you Tony? Thanks...
- Besniwod: I just heard back from Salewa about the delrin bushing in the Vulcans. The...
- Lou Dawson: Yum. Sure,...
- John: Should I bring some Elk sausage?...
- Matt Kinney: Valdez still rocking with 32" on the ground as of today at sea level, thus ...
- Lou Dawson: I'd just dummy up a tele binding toe on the ski, stick a boot in it, and ma...
- Hendrickson: I have a pair of K2 Brightside 160 cm ski that I have been using for telema...
- Dave: Here in the eastern Alaska Range we've had more late-season snow and things...
- Lou Dawson: Dave, thanks for chiming in. I was hoping some of you guys would add some c...
- Dave Johnson: Hd a great descent of Mt. Shasta yesterday. High winds up high kept techs s...
- Lou Dawson: See, you're right, Chris did it... pretty tricky. I'd forgotten about that...
- Lou Dawson: Ryan, sorry about no pic of rocker, my plan is to start always adding that,...
- Lou Dawson: I always assume that means a variable radius, yes....
- See: From Chris Marrone's piece (Tlt Modder Madness Continues): "I also had to t...
- ryan: loving the comments. exactly the ski i want. owned s7's for 4 years. love t...
- Besniwod: Hi, Thanks for all the great info. I have been reading this blog for a ...
- David B: Tetonrick, Unlike Bob, I might sound like an advertisement but the DPS W...
- Erik Erikson: Just found a photo of the Dynafit TLT 6 CC which I mentioned in my post for...
- Daniel: i have had good success with that method as well, takes some time to finetu...
- Lou Dawson: Harry, you are correct, the rear spoiler that's under the cuff would have t...
- tc: No matter what communication device(s) are taken on a trip, the critical th...
- Harry: Herb, Unless someone has found a solution, you are pretty much stuck wit...
- Herb Jones: Harry. Will the Atomic cuff rivets work on the TLT5 Mountain? he shell is ...
- Greg: (Missed this one) Failure #5 - The side rails bent as well. Amazing ho...
- Greg: Scott ended up sending me replacement ski/tour mechanisms, so I swapped out...
- Billy Roos: If they are a model R, as above, I'm interested. Let me know how to contac...
- Nick: I got my Guides directly from the plum website (it only took them two days ...
- Lou Dawson: Hi Kns, they're worth shipping cost plus perhaps $15.00, if someone really ...
- Kris Kingery: Good Morning! My father had a small collection of ski equipment that I am ...
- Bill: I was never warm to the plastic clips on the Polvere and Volare. Have not ...
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Wish you all the best, keeping posting so interesting and useful info and gaining new audience! Thank you a lot! You are great!
Thanks GP, around 14,000 website visitors a day these days, and you’re an appreciated one of them!
Lou, most of us “readers” know the dedication it takes to put this out every day. The more casual reader may not quite understand the continuous focus you have on a daily basis. You get up every morning with an idea in mind and put out the next blog/subject, without fail (sometimes setting up a guest to do the same), even before you walk, or ski, out the door…and we wait to open the page to see what is in store that day…
here’s to doubling your readership this year!!!
congrats on keeping the dream alive and kicking!!!!
Wildsnow in a great resource and a positive, important leader for the sport of randonnee skiing. Great job! Thanks!
Lou,
Congrats! Keep up the good work and don’t forget to ski some powder too! Happy Holidays.
Hi Lou,
Our group says thanks for the educational posts. Just read a couple of the F1 posts and appreciated them. Congrats on 6 and may you have many more. Garland
Happy Busy 6th “Blogaversary” .Nice going Lou…I have enjoyed your blog over the years …I will always be Mountain Mamma
Congrats Lou! You’ve worked really hard to make available such an invaluable resource for so many. I’d probably still be stuck doing the 24 hours of Sunlight in my heavy tele gear if I hadn’t googled dynafit a few years ago and found your site. Have a great Christmas, and hope the “shed” roof is holding up fine under all that dense snow over in Marble.
Thanks guys, just back from multiple pow laps in the backcounty, keeping it real, out again this evening and gone for a few days over Christmas. Keep the coments coming while I’m gone!