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Rudy Amsler, Washington's Swiss Ski Pioneer

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9 years 2 months ago #227764 by rlsg
Wonderful post!!! love how they were 'gettin' after it' in the earlier days...

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9 years 2 months ago #227790 by Griff

And don't forget your pipe.


WOW, this is so awesome. Hell yes they were gettin' it. Man, how amazing so long ago with the equipment. True pioneers. I feel so soft it's ridiculous.

Thank you Lowell!!!!

And BTW - some things never change.........I never forget my pipe.

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9 years 2 months ago #227805 by jtack
Lowell, thanks for the great post, and for keeping the Patrol Race alive, It's fun to have skied in the tracks of these Pioneers.

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9 years 1 month ago #227859 by Eric Lindahl
Replied by Eric Lindahl on topic Re: Rudy Amsler, Washington's Swiss Ski Pioneer
I got the link to the Album to work on my wifes newer computer. Took some time to look closely at the Crystal Lakes Basin photos, an area I'm very familar with. Interesting to see the standing dead snags and lack of trees from an old burn, maybe 50 or so years previous to these 1936 pictures. It will make an interesting tour this winter to locate the places where some of these photos were taken from.

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9 years 1 month ago #227870 by samthaman
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great post Lowell, I really appreciate the history

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9 years 1 month ago #227888 by bbrelje
Lowell, thanks for taking the time to curate this and add the historical commentary. The context really brings the photos to life, way more than the raw album scans can.

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