There's nothing quite as remarkable as being in the creations of God both mountains and in the snow also being with friends and family and Being able to coast down that mountain either on fresh powder feeling like you're floating or on a super solid nice groomed track and We just lay into it make some nice turns carve it it feels So good. It's exceptional. There's There's just nothing like it So good
There's so much to say about skiing. It's fabulous, phenomenal, beautiful. There's something about the solitude. You know, you could even be on a crowded mountain and still you get a measure of solitude. The sound of the skis cutting into the snow, the beautiful trees, especially after a new fall snow and deep powder, trees covered with snow, the silence of it, it's just spectacular. It's nice to be able to control where you go. If you see a part of the mountain you want to go to, you can ski over there. And I love the freedom and the flexibility that that provides. I just love skiing. It's great. It's also very, can be quite social. You spend a lot of time on the ski lifts going up. So you get a chance to meet new people or just spend talking to people that you love and that you're skiing with, that you're friends with. So it's a great, great sport.
I love skiing because it lets you go to some of the most beautiful places on the planet, in the mountains, at the most beautiful time. I think winter's absolutely gorgeous. I love the snow, especially on mountains. That contrast of the rock, the trees, with the snow is beautiful. But not only that, the ability just to go, go fast, kind of have that time to meditate, um, kind of have a little bit of introspection. You can listen to music, you can listen to whatever, you just listen to nature. It's just a, it's a very peaceful experience, so I definitely love it for those reasons.