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My favorite TR's are the ones that feature your little ones out on the slopes...(well, except for KneeDeep, of course), so here is my 4 year old grandson on his first trip to Cataloochee.



Equipment check.....All systems GO!!





He had the best instructor: my husband! He taught Ethan's mama to ski when she was his age...





Ethan and his dad. It was dad's first time too...





His favorite was the lift. He called it a ferris wheel, which he loves!

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awesome TR. keep the old family tradition going !!
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So first time for father and son?



Great pictures, love seeing little rippers on the slopes, esp. when having fun, which isn't always
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He is precious! So glad he and his dad learned to ski. Thanks for sharing.
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Yeah, David, his first "run" left him a bit teary eyed, but his desire to get back on the lift overrode that and it was love from then on!

Thank you, Skibunny. He is my heart!
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They have no fear it seems. My Son and I were waiting on the tram at JH the other day and on the other side of the loading dock were (10-12) 4-5 y/o kids waiting so they could get to the front window of the tram. I told my Son how excited they were and I was in there a little nervous that I should even be doing this. They hopped off and down they went. Amazing. I can't wait till I can get out there with my Grandkids. Got about 3 more years and a knee replacement first.
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What is JH, Dog? How you doing??? You better get those knees fixed up before the grand kids arrive 'cause you're gonna need em!!!! ;)
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Nice Angel!
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JH is Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Angel. As of right now, I am shooting for the end of April for the knee replacment. Got to get the swelling and pain down from our trip, ride the bike hard for 2 months and get the leg muscles really strong and go for it. Getting the leg muscles stronger will make for a easier rehab.
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Quality for getting the young one out. He looked to be having more fun than 90% of the one's at beech getting taught/dragged by their parents
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