Ride On!
I am going to be honest. I have never snowmobiled. I was born in California, where frost on the ground was a rare occurrence and I did not see, touch or know about snow until I moved to Canada.
I joined the Koocanusa Publications team almost two years ago after getting my BA in journalism. My university professors taught me that to get a great story you must write what you know. While this message holds a lot of truth, I believe it is broadly stated. Although I do not have a first-hand understanding of snowmobiling, the numerous people I have spoken with have helped me see the sport through their eyes. These people eat, breathe and live for winter, sledding and powder filled days. The passion that emanates from their voices when they talk about their sport inspires me to learn more. That is where you come in—our trusted readers—to share your stories with me. If you have anything that you would like to share with me and perhaps with the world, please E-mail me I would love to hear about you and your snowmobiling adventures.
And for the first time—Ride On!
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What a poker game!
The Cranbrook Snowmobile Club sure knows how let loose
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No stranger to danger
Cody Borchers—named the first alternate in the freestyle competition for the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado is ripping up the track
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We will remember
Residents of the Sparwood community are still reeling from the tragedy that struck on December 28, 2008.
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The man behind the camera
Brent Veideman has a career to be proud of
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Breaking the rules of physics
The FSX Fire and Ice freestyle riders don’t believe in gravity
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Just ride with it
Stephanie Schwartz is an extreme mountain sledder, an active spokesperson for snowmobiling and one goofy chick.