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    Creative Writing Snowland

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    I heard a satisfying click as I secured my boots to my snowboard. The wind ripped at my back while I stood at the peak of the hill, overlooking the lodge. I took a deep breath and pushed off the bench. My snowboard glided effortlessly across the soft white snow, and I came upon the edge and drifted over it. Suddenly, the wind blasted my face as I sped down the hill. The grind of my board against the rough ice below the thin layer of powdery snow was delightfully crisp as I veered left and right…

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    it would be as simple as turning the board with your feet. This knowledge did not translate well to snowboards, and as I attempted to turn right on the beginner’s slope, I fell backwards into the snow with a loud, audible THUD! As it turns out, turning on a snowboard requires you to apply pressure on the board with both feet in the desired direction you want to turn; this method causes the snowboard to carve a deep ridge in the desired direction you want to travel, which allows you to complete a…

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    Personal Narrative Skiing

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    me up the hill. As I go up I see other people going down, skiing and snowboarding. I feel the strong wind and my face is numb. I hear people talking on the lift behind me. I see the point where you get off coming up and I put my foot on the snowboard and when I get there I slide off of the chair.…

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    the lift, but first I had to go and get my purple and black snowboard. After I had my snowboard in hand I walked outside. While I was making my way up to the lift, my stomach was flipping 100mph and I saw all of the kids struggling to get on the lift. I was praying to God that I would not fail while trying to get on the lift. My cousin and I had to wait in the longest line , and by the time it was our turn my feet ached from the snowboard boots. I saw the lifts fly past me; I knew I had to pull…

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    winter sports being colder than any other seasonal sports, you must wear extra layers to stay warm because of the snow and temperature. The winter sport I have found interesting to talk about is snowboarding. Before you snowboard, you must have the right gear such as a snowboard helmet, gloves, goggles, padded shorts &/or pants, Body Armor, wrist guards, knee pads, and elbow pads. In three decades, snowboarding has exceeded in popularity and became the most known of all winter sports. Along with…

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    In 1964 a young surf freak called Sherman Poppen was dreaming about surfing the magic winter landscape of the Rockies. As a consequence, he built a surfboard for the snow. His first prototype was an about 1,20 m long plastic plank: two kids' skis bolted together. It was a present for his daughter Wendy which soon was a winner in the neighbourhood. One year later, in 1965, his idea was put into production: Carried out together with a bowling-ball manufacturer, the now called "snurfer” found its…

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    adj.)I had always wanted to learn how to snowboard, so I put on all my coats that were thick and ran out to my dad.(restrictive clause) My dad said that he was having a hard time because the snow was so thick, and that we should go and get the ranger to compact the snow down so it would be easier. “This should be good enough”my dad said.(Demonstrative) Once we compacted all the snow down on the hill, we got out of the ranger, and my dad got the snowboard out of the snow.(adjective phrase) He…

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    My parents rent skis and I rent a snowboard and sign up for lessons; I still wasn't that good at snowboarding. We part ways promising that we would meet up halfway through the day to ski / snowboard as a family. With the snowboard attached by 1 foot, I do an awkward shuffle to the training grounds, rode up the hill and met up with my training group. After Several hours of colliding…

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    face as I got my gloves on and grabbed my snowboard.”Let’s get going before it gets too windy!” yelled my dad. I could see my little sister clip her ski bindings on, ready to go on the gondola. As we were on the gondola, I could see the views of the mountain. I could see the tall, green trees covered in a huge dust of snow. The trees looked like Christmas trees without any decorations. The snow on the mountain was fluffy and white, waiting for me to snowboard on it. I could feel the wind blowing…

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    transfer of learning, and how his skills in surfing can help him be successful in snowboarding if he decides to work hard at this new sport. The goal of including him in the initial practice planning is to help spark some motivation for learning to snowboard, despite his depression over missing…

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