After three weeks of pow, a couple days of gloomy weather and the day after the showcase showdown spring decided to shot itself. Unofficial Whistler spent the day doing park laps with Craig McMorris, Jesse Millen and Taylor Pfaff in the surprisingly not so busy park on Blackcomb. The sun was shining and the weather was awesome. Perfect weather you know the kind; not crazy hot but still not cold enough to turn everything into a hockey rink. Here are some shots of the park and a jib run on the way down to Solar Coaster. More park edits to come….
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