
A long demotivating drive to ski in the rain in August.

Downloading after 15 runs in torrential rain and hi winds.

The boys hydration monitoring begins.

Dusan and the big kids had the same conditions in New Zealand. Except we got 15 runs. Haha.

Mt. Hood, looking deceptively plesent.

Waiting on tickets, Nick works the light.

Timberline Lodge.

Mt. Hood, the weather creation machine.

Skiers right of the chair, skiers left is the snow.

Various clouds.

Pin-stripes for the office.

Dryland.
Nationals.

Kailee thinking things over with a sore arm in the ski patrol.

Sore being a euphemism for broken.

Dom stopped by with a sore leg. Rachel and Lusti bring him supplies. worst.day.ever.

And the next day, dont forget your tuning gloves.
Whistler Cup.

Team Canada GS time trial setting.

Team Canada GS time trial inspection.

Feedback from Benoit.

Les garçons.

Roni has a boot problem.

K2 Meeting.

Nice one Broderick.
Kamloops, July 30, 2009
After a long and valiant fight with water damage it is with much sadness that I have to announce the passing of the star of this blog, Cornelius. He was 11 months old.
He was a wonderful travel partner, who was always keen to go where most cameras knew they should not. Cornelius was aware of the risks, and was always the first to charge out of the gate into unknown territories. He has been busy over the last month traveling to Mt. Hood, Paris, then to his final destination on the Thompson River in Kamloops BC. He spent his last hours where he loved to be, at the top of a hill sprint capturing images of athletes puking their guts out.
Cornelius will be fondly missed by his long time friend Sean Frith as well as the countless ski racers whose souls he stole.
“My favourite thing is to go where I’ve never been.” – Cornelius, Baja Mexico Sept 08.
In lieu of flowers please send letters of support to the Canon Canada Warranty Dept.

Hill Sprints

Roger thinks about it.

Austin thinks about it.

Daniel does it.

As did Peter and Austin, but most did. Keep it up Nick.

Peter and Roger amassed such a lead in the wheelbarrow race they stopped for a photo op.

Moments from the end. Justin Hayto: Blue Steel. Cornelius’ last photo.
Rest in peace friend.
Cornelius “canon g9” Frith was involved in a potentially fatal dragon boating accident earlier today. Witnesses say he was found face down in the bail water of the dragon boat at approximately 3:15. Although he had taken the precautionary measures of wearing a protective cover the depth of the water has casued potentially irreperable damage. Cornelius is currently in an induced coma undergoing dehydration therapy, our thoughts and prayers are with him.


Heat and Haze

Evening soccer

Cooling off at the river

From the desk of…. Sean Frith

Daniel one leg penta jump test.

Blake on the box test

Someone is not paying attention to dragon boating technique.

Next stop, world champs.

Cloud gazing at the dorm.

Hood

Nick Cooper: SPF 200

Snack Time

View from the hill.

Devin Spence, SL

The boot dryer

Heading home.

Canada day BBQ with the BCST

Core session.

Peter Behncke.

The end of our waterfall hike.

Heading behind the falls

First shower of the camp.

En route

Motorcycles + ski boots = Awesome.

Getting there.

Locals

The omnipresent Peter.

Derek.

Broderick, Nick, Trillium Lake.

Mt. Hood

Say it with a bumper sticker

When Dusan talks SL, kids listen.

Opening ceremonies in the village.

Team BC marching in.

Boys team meeting.

Breakfast in the house.

Tuning.

More tuning.

Super-G inspection.