Clockwise from top left: Adam Rowe, John Blume and Taylor Miller alongside Corinne Pasela at Brighton Resort, UT. trees with only a thin beam of light illuminating the way added an-other thrilling layer to an already exciting atmosphere. Everything was even sketchier, quicker and even more fun. Recently I’ve been fortunate enough to call Brighton Resort my home mountain, and there’s night riding six nights per week. All these years later, barreling down the hill under the night sky still brings about the same excitement I felt from chasing Al down Labrador. It reignites the joy we experienced when the after-school-special crew expanded, and when that sensation was further amplified with Animal Farm. Surrounded by a steady grip of riders eager to rip through Utah’s crisp, cold evenings, you can often find us chasing each other down the hill, catching the same feelings that had us fall in love with it all in the first place. The nostalgia comes out at night. This is still our time. THE SNOWBOARDER’S JOURNAL 101
The Snowboarder's Journal The Snowboarder's Journal 19.1: Page 101
