This was some of the deepest snow I have ever come across.  We were in Revelstoke for three weeks and the snow never stopped.  When the weather called for sun it would snow 6 inches and when it called for 6 inches it snowed 18.  Eventually it got warm and the snow turned into five feet of mashed potatoes but it was fun while it lasted. 

inblom:

Knuts dad - Pointing. 

Daniel Blom’s photo from last Spring’s adventure to Northern Norway. May 17th is Norwegian Constitution Day.

blwf:

Hot days in the northwest are rare, but when the temps rise, all hell breaks loose.

Blake Paul, en route to a serious backflop.

lots of options.

Scott Blum dangles dinner during Japan’s epic Holy Bowly. 

P: E-stone 

Full Dispatch here:

Bonsai

Per Hampus took this photo of me last spring in Norway. This is on top of a little island called Tomma. It took us 5 hours to hike to the summit. It was about 1 am in this photo, we hung out for a good while, soaking in this view and letting our jetlagged bodies regain composure. We found a chute on the far side of the island and rode it basically to the water. A couple thousand vertical feet in a couple minutes. When we arrived back at the boat, Austin had caught a fish and was frying it up for a little late night snack. That night we slept like babies.

Blair Habenicht by Oli Gagnon

This was a very special day for me, the first line I rode in AK.  Just to the right of the shadow line, far wall. Feb. 2012

The scale in Alaska is unmatched, it’s very difficult to tell what’s a 20 ft cliff and what’s a 200 ft cliff.

Alaskan coastline