Idaho Mountain Express: Street People

Friday, November 23, 2012

Street People

“What’s your favorite memory of playing in the snow?”

1) “My dad pulling me and my siblings on a toboggan behind our horse.”

Kathleen Schwartzenberger

Blaine County

2) “Going down on an inner tube, bouncing off of jumps.”

Robert Pate

Ketchum

3) “Moonlight snowshoeing up at Galena.”

Kristen Coulter

Blaine County

4) “It involved a sauna and romping in the snow.”

John Heinrich

Ketchum

5) “When I was young, I made a jump out of a piece of plywood and a mound of snow. I jumped my BMX bike into powder.”

David Kelso

Ketchum

6) “Jumping off of the roof and into the snow.”

Tiffany Robinson

Bellevue

7) “Two years ago, when my 6-year-old daughter got me back into skiing.”

Ingrid Cherry

Ketchum

8) “Snowshoeing off of the beaten path and falling down in the deep snow—and enjoying playing in the powder!”

Marilyn Schwartz

Ketchum

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