While looking through some of my older photographs, I ran across a
few from a skiing trip a group of us took up into Canada in 1978. While there, we went heli-skiing in the
backcountry. A pair of choppers worked
on plucking up and dropping off our group and a group of Swiss tourists onto
remote mountaintops.
A pretty obvious difference in expertise existed between the two
groups. I have posted a photograph I
captured of a mountainside we carved.
That’s us on the left. The Swiss
carved the trails on the right. The photograph
really tells the story.
And here is me jumping off a cornice above Marysville, Montana in
June of 1979.
—Mitchell Hegman
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