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Norway 2013 | Spring Trilogy, I

Zach Paley extends the winter in Norway | FotoBlog Part I

05/25/2013
Zach Paley
Photoblog Trilogy Zach Paley Norway 2013

"Turns to the ocean" One day that stands out on the trip, I get held up and leave the boat late. I enjoy skinning at my own pace in peace for a while before catching the group. A nice looking tongue comes into view as I catch the group, taking a break. I skin up to David on the side, and ask if I can take a closer look at it. \"I was hoping you\'d ask. Have fun.\" With a sly grin and a flick of the pole, he ushers me onward. A minute later, I\'m on my own again.

Zach Paley
Norway

"Turns to the ocean" One day that stands out on the trip, I get held up and leave the boat late. I enjoy skinning at my own pace in peace for a while before catching the group. A nice looking tongue comes into view as I catch the group, taking a break. I skin up to David on the side, and ask if I can take a closer look at it. \"I was hoping you\'d ask. Have fun.\" With a sly grin and a flick of the pole, he ushers me onward. A minute later, I\'m on my own again.

Zach Paley
Norway
Full-time skier Zach Paley, known to many PG readers from Patrick Fux's Japan reports in recent years, spent the spring of 2013 in Norway. As a ski bum, he signed on to a ski touring boat, among other things, and roamed the powder and firn in many places in Scandinavia: from Tromso to the Lyngen Alps to Riksgransen.

In the first part of his photo blog, Zach Paley describes his experiences as a crew member on the former fishing boat Vulkana, which was converted into a ski touring boat and on which ski tourers spent an exclusive end-of-season trip.

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