Lost skier around JHMR

[powbmps]

Shitty news. Very impressive for such a young guy.

Picked up a copy for my 10 year old son who has a fascination with "lost" ski areas and old chair lifts. Looking forward to checking it out with him.

[2nd mate]

RIP
Made me pretty sad to read this. Picked up a couple copies of the book. Sending one to my best friend who nearly lost his life in Jackson in 2001. +++Vibes+++ to all his fiends and family.

[powdork]

Just bought the book. Can't wait to see it and I hope the increased sales this week helps the family in some small way to see how many people Zephyr touched.

hopefully the family knows about that.
definitely a heads up for me that my daughters need to know how to access some of my stuff and know how to keep sending out bills.

[Gaperious Basterd]

Guys, it doesn't matter whether this kid was a talented artist or not. The fact is he was just a dude trying to enjoy himself skiing at Jackson, and unfortunately caught a bad break. Of course now, the only people suffering are his family/friends.

It's not any more of a tragedy if the kid had a website/book or whatever.

[powdork]

Guys, it doesn't matter whether this kid was a talented artist or not. The fact is he was just a dude trying to enjoy himself skiing at Jackson, and unfortunately caught a bad break. Of course now, the only people suffering are his family/friends.

It's not any more of a tragedy if the kid had a website/book or whatever.

i don't think anyone is saying it is more of a tragedy, just that it makes them aware how they could have easily connected with this kid and shared their passion had they/we crossed paths. the book also helps to get to know him, which then makes the sense of pain more real.
it's no more of a tragedy. it just makes it hit closer to home.