Neal Beidleman, halfway into his second frame.
Hang out at Aspen Highlands enough and you’ll eventually overhear conversations rehashing the days exploits up in the Bowl using proper bowling terms, and in a style more commonly reserved for the 10 pin, Budweiser sponsored, indoor “sport.” Basically, this type of ski slang/ Bowl-speak works like this– to ski the Bowl from the top is considered a strike, and to ski any line short of the summit, i.e. any lower B-zone or Y-zone, counts as a spare. Score your day accordingly.
The storm that seemed to be dumping snow everywhere but here finally materialized, and conditions were prime for a few frames Saturday. Neal, Christy and I all scored turkeys– it was fun.
Here are a few pics:
Christy, first frame, G-5. Click all pics to enlarge.
Neal, another lap, another strike, seen here in G-3.
Christy, smiling at the availability of open lanes, in G-5.
Neal gets another strike. He likes the G5-3 split.
Parting shot, Christy in G-3, en route to her first turkey of the season.
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