Leaving skiing

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Insane

im startin to look at schools and hawaii is lookin like my first choice right now and that means no skiing. I will be playin baseball and probably learnt o surf but im wonderin how it will be with no skiing. Anyone else ever have to leave skiing and if so how did it go?

Mar 29 2007 5:10PM

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Sno.

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there's skiing in hawaii.

Mar 29 2007 5:11PM

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tribefan226

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when i was in 5th grade my family moved to puerto rico so that meant no more skiing on the weekends. i remember i cried on my last ski day. but after like a year i completely forgot about it. i dont think it would be as easy now as i am way more in to skiing then i used to be

Mar 29 2007 5:12PM

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ECshredder

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damn i guess you can ski in hawaii haha i just looked, never woulda thought but im sure i wont be getting out everyday liek usuall

Mar 29 2007 5:16PM

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inthewoods

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man...surfing is nice..that will keepy ou busy

Mar 29 2007 5:19PM

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eheath

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Pretty shitty. I chose my college based on skiing.

Mar 29 2007 5:19PM

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AttitashSkier

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dont be gay Jason. come to Lyndon State and ski Jay with me every weekend! btw what school are you looking at in Hawaii?

Mar 29 2007 5:29PM

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Kevski

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Yeah, i want to go to west aus, but i thought no skiing. Turns out they build fake snow parks indoors. They probs have that in hawaii, and skiing on actual hills too.

Mar 29 2007 5:29PM

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Sno.

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http://www.ultimateskiguide.com/maunakea.html

Mar 29 2007 5:33PM

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godfrey

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yea i surf and kiteboard in the summer and ski in the winter and i have way more fun surfing and kiting

Mar 29 2007 5:44PM

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snowXrider540

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never come to this site again.

BAN HIM!!!

Mar 29 2007 5:51PM

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godfrey

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i still like skiing i am just saying surfing and kiting is better. i personally dont like freezing my ballz of skiing in the winter. spring skiing does beat surfing and kiting though

Mar 29 2007 5:53PM

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t-man152

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godfrey is a blasphemer

Mar 29 2007 5:56PM

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Mac_Grey

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the skiing in Hawaii isnt worth going http://www.hawaiisnowskiclub.com/Ski_Hawaii.htm

Mar 29 2007 6:05PM

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kepler.

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the power of christ compells you...the power of christ compells you...demon be gone!

Mar 29 2007 6:21PM

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C.R.420

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ive always wanted to surf.
im sure you'll have a good time doing that out there.
you can find some places to ski there also.

Mar 29 2007 6:23PM

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quixotic

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Mauna Kea (Hawaiian for 'white mountain') is a 13,796' (4205 meter) volcanic mountain whose summit sometimes gets a skiable/boardable mantle of snow. There are no lifts, no grooming, no resort, but a road goes to the summit to serve the dozen or so world class observatories located at the summit. You must have a 4-wheel drive vehicle to get to the summit, which serves as your "lift." Basically, skiers take turns being the driver, who picks up the other skiers at the bottom of the runs and ferries them up to the summit. Conditions at the top are extremely variable. Winter temperatures range from 25 to 40 degrees F (-4 to 4 C), but wind chill and the high altitude can make it seem much colder. Between April and November the weather is milder, with daytime temperatures varying from 30 to 60 degrees F (0 to 15 C).

Mar 29 2007 6:26PM

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t-man152

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whoaw skiing in hawaii is pretty gnarly

Mar 29 2007 7:20PM

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skiRay

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so you are still on NS?

Mar 29 2007 8:51PM

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MissMontana

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don't sweat it too bad. you'll come back to the mainland and ski. skiers make it happen, regardless of how broke we are.
Also, I do NOT reccomend going to Hilo. Manoa is a much better deal, and Oahu is fucking sweet. I grew up between the North Shore and California. I've only been skiing for 3 or 4 years because of that. I grew up surfing and its really easy to get hooked on.

But there's also something completely irreplacable about skiing. When I'm back in Kuilima during any winter period, theres a wierd feeling i cant describe. Warm winters just dont seem right, you know? Youll miss skiing, for sure.

Good luck, guy!

Mar 29 2007 9:48PM

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godfrey

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i'm gone. Skiing is the best

Mar 29 2007 10:17PM

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SkiMN

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Skiing isnt my favorite sport. If I had the choice I would fill my life with fishing and BMX, I have as much fun setting up a jump for other skiers to hit as I do skiing myself. Ban me?

Mar 29 2007 10:26PM

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