Airport hill in Jamestown New York held the most snow for the region.  There was a good 4-5 inches and it held just enough for us to have a good snowboard session.  This is the first shred session of the east coast for the 2007-2008 season.  I went and bought 2 ten foot corregated plastic tubes usually used in plumbing.  I got the idea from Mammoth Mountain Unbound park last year and wanted to bring this back to the home crew for some shredding.   

Airport hill and it kind of looks like snowpark NZ, at least to me.  Then again I have never actually been there.  Anyway it was so awesome outside today.

Airport Hill = Airports landing in major snow storms and Big Supa and Tim Cooley were their to see it go down and set the season off. 

Thanks to Mammoth for this idea, it great for jibbing on a budget. 

Andrew makes use of the corregated plastic.  He did a boardslide 450 out on one attempt.

Big Supa Killed it as usual, this kid has mad steeze and definitely showed us how to do it. 

Here is he kicking it in 5 inches of snow.  Western New York and we couldnt have asked for anything better.

Tim Cooley, Older brother of our home boy Billy “Big Boss” Cooley.  These kids are like the Leines brothers of the next generation.  Mad steeze, must run in the family. 

New York, actually Western New York showed the true colors of the final season.  Winter showed its face and mother nature of course saved the best season for last. November 6, 2007 marked the first snow and told the East Coast Snowboarders to prepare themselves.  Its going to be a good season on the East. 

The snow flakes were the size of ice cubes but fell as soft as feathers.  They piled up and made for a good shred session today.

DUMP TRUCK.  Covered in frosting. 

It was like a winter wonder land five minutes outside of Jamestown New York. 

The FALL season is still showing its face.  The leaves in the fall on the east coast are amazing.  This is a pic for all you Cali cats that havent made it over here yet.