Given my two previous posts, I should clarify something: the point of heli-skiing isn’t the heli, it’s the skiing.
Outlaw bike commuters with cajones grandes take to LA's busiest highways.
Teton Pass. Click.
Given my two previous posts, I should clarify something: the point of heli-skiing isn’t the heli, it’s the skiing.

Words and Pics by David Gonzales
For 2 weeks I’ve been glomming onto the Valdez Heli Ski Guides, trading bumps for jpegs and gradually learning the ins and outs of heli guiding and heli mooching. A few rules:
Click here for Swift’s photo essay on the bold musical.
WARNING: The depiction of the human body in these images may upset certain individuals due to a total lack of nudity.

By David J Swift
Hair is about hippies and hippies are about love and I came away from Friday night’s opening of Hair madly in love with Jackson Hole. So what if we’re running out of oil? Jackson Hole is its own energy source.
Our valley’s hardman/hardwoman tradition is prominent in world-class peak-bagging and fearless gravity-control sports. Now we tackle stagecraft with similar abandon, possibilities having expanded a hundredfold in the Center for the Arts’ marvelous new theater.
This video comes from gnarwire.com, which looks like a blog/video/gear selling site based, at least partially, in the Hole.
In one of her recent dispatches from the Vill, Brigid Mander decries the inclusion of Gaper Fool’s Day in the official JHMR calendar. “The day seems to lose a little something,” she writes.
Or maybe not. There were lots of gapers on the slopes that day, and a good time was had by all. Moreover, it should only add to the fun that the resort, perhaps unwittingly, sanctions an event based on the ridicule of their customers. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.
By David J. Swift
It doesn’t take much to parody figure skating. This sport, already 75% kitsch and flapdoodle, pretty much parodies itself.
The decision in Blades of Glory was to make figure skating costumes and routines merely a teensy bit more ridiculous and leave it at that.
Smart move.
It was a year ago today that Doug Coombs died in La Grave, France.
There’s a new video on the Doug Coombs Memorial Fund website — a compilation of last summer’s memorial at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
By David J. Swift
“Fool me once . . . won’t get fooled again”
Great words from Dear Leader.
Thus inspired we gird our loins for the utterly mean, pointless and time-wasting silliness that is April Fools Day.
I mean, do you think life is just fun and games?