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A ski odyssey

The 1993 Trip

The 1994 Odyssey

Summary:

• Day 01 Les Sept Laux
• Day 02 Alpe D'Huez
• Day 03 Randonnée au Col de Roche Noir
• Day 04 Watched skiing on TV (Tommy Moe wins Gold)
• Day 05 Les Deux Alpes
• Day 06 Chamrouse (site of 1968 Alpine events)
• Day 07 Tignes
• Day 08 Tignes/Val D'Isere
• Day 09 Tignes
• Day 10 Watched skiing on TV (Picabo Street wins Silver)
• Day 11 Les Sept Laux
• Day 12 La Grave

Several powder days. Several Off piste adventures. One rotten day. One accidental cliff encounter (just a little one). Couple of 45-50 degree couloirs (pronounced "cool! wow!", I think). Several 5000+ vertical foot runs. Spent my life savings, but it was worth it.

The 1996 Odyssey

• Arrival
• Day 01 Val Terces
• Day 02 Val Terces
• Day 03 Val Terces
• Day 04 Alpe D'Huez
• Day 05 Val d'Isere
• Day 06 Val d'Isere
• Day 07 Val d'Isere
• Day 08 Val d'Isere

A Faux Ski Magazine

Called EXTREME magazine, it was produced in partial fulfillment of the requirements for credit in Art 145 - Graphic Design - here at the University of Vermont. All photos and text copyright 1994 Wesley Alan Wright, save one anonymous photo of the Aiguille de Midi used on the table of contents. Note that this project was produced prior to receiving the January, 1994 issue of SKI magazine.