UNTIL WE MEET IN ASPEN 1950 Dick Durrance Ski Film

[@JasonKavetis]

amazing that Klaus Obermayer is still alive. He's like 105.

[@chapmyers9272]

Learned to ski at Birch Hill, NY, 1968-69 season. Quite a lot of this same kind of groovy.

[@MM-vv8mt]

Those old bear trap bindings, long boards, and low ankle boots were real ankle breakers. Scary!

[@tribalbc]

Awesome thanks so much for this. The last scene from 20 minutes on is legendary.

[@grassrootstv]

Couldn't agree more!

[@chhindz]

Makes me want to go skiing. I wasn't there in the 50s, but I was there a couple winters 50 years ago.

[@bradlyscotunes9156]

THAT'S why you look familiar! I was there '84-'85, restoring a 100 year old historical Victorian wreck!.

[@rayhadley-fo6ph]

I skied in aspen in 1953or 56 as a teenager with my dad. i think because it was my first time in the mountain it had so great impact on me that today i live at lake Tahoe. We owner a film like that back then. with Stein Erickson.and some one else doing a lot of jump turns in a canyon.

[@TooMileHigh-ht9xy]

I need to go this Winter.

[@MarcelAspenite]

There’s nothing of that Aspen left today. The locals have to drive down valley if they want to eat out nowadays 😅

[@markhuru]

I believe dick Durance was in sun valley before aspen