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 Post subject: Re: splitboarding history ???
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 5:22 am 
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A "little" too far for me to visit... :(
But nice to see that going on... :thumpsup:

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 Post subject: Re: splitboarding history ???
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 5:13 pm 
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Hey fellas, this event went great last night! Lots of good stories from Cowboy back in the day...

Check out pics on the Wasatch Splitboard Speaker Series thread:

http://splitboard.com/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=14129

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 Post subject: Re: splitboarding history ???
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I searched a lot on google to know at least some of the record of splitboarding but there are sure people who know much more how it all started.

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 Post subject: Re: splitboarding history ???
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There's some good history in the '93 to '99 Voile catalogues. Someone by the name of Scott J. Carr was lighting the wick back then, still is I hear....He's kinda like a phantom around the Wasatch.

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 Post subject: Re: splitboarding history ???
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Maxwell Morrill wrote:
There's some good history in the '93 to '99 Voile catalogues. Someone by the name of Scott J. Carr was lighting the wick back then, still is I hear....He's kinda like a phantom around the Wasatch.


Name sounds familiar, but don't know where I've heard it... I came to SLC in '99, but don't think I've met him.

Do you got any more info? I'm always down to learn more about the splitboarding history of the Wasatch...

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^^^^
I could tell a story or two about that and a few other things but...
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jive stick wrote:
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I could tell a story or two about that and a few other things but...
:nononno:


we would like to hear it...

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wasatch surf wrote:
jive stick wrote:
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I could tell a story or two about that and a few other things but...
:nononno:


we would like to hear it...



Echo... we would love to hear it...

Maybe in public? Maybe in private? Maybe over coffee and/or whiskey?

Let's be friends, Jivestick! :D 8)

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