That’s right! Its time for the PowderWhore film, Television, showings in both Aspen and Glenwood.
As the last stop on their Colorado tour, the Belly Up in Aspen will host the movie on Friday night, and the Glenwood Springs Rec Center will be the location for the Saturday night viewing.
Tickets are $10 for both shows and the show in Glenwood Springs will have FREE beer from Big Sky Brewing!
Aspen show time = 7pm and doors open at 6pm
Glenwood show time = 7:30pm
See ya there!
After 3 years of practice in the rookie leagues, Backbone will be ready to take our kickball team to the big leagues and join WAKA (World Adult Kickball Association).
Kickball has officially gone big time with tournaments all over the country and the season culmination tournament (Founders Cup XII) in Vegas this Columbus Day weekend.
Nathan Wauk / WAKA
So bring it on. We’re ready.
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Maybe one day, Dax will fulfill his lifelong dream of playing with his favorite band, The Jonas Brothers.
The Casting 4 A Cure event in Victor was a great success and combined with the event in Steamboat over $40,000 were raised for this wonderful cause. The team of Marc Crapo and Thad Robison of the Fly Fishing Film Tour placed first with a total of 151 inches. Jason Daneilson and Chris Rich placed first in Steamboat with a total of 168 inches. Check out some of the pictures from this year’s events and don’t forget to check back for more information about next year’s event with an potential additional event in Montana.
Team Cloudveil (Scott Harkins and Tucker Ladd), Ben Kurtz of Fishpond, and event organizers Bill Farnum and Jim Copeland
Ella dancing to the band in Victor
Dave Thompson from fishpond gets ready for a day on the water.
Garrett Chadwick with a nice brown
Team Seabass with their biggest of the tourney 22"
It all started when Bill Farnum found out that his daughter Ella was diagnosed with Rett Syndrome. 
Bill wanted to find a way to help raise money to find a cure for Rett Syndrome, so he decided to combine passions to make a difference for Ella and other children afflicted with this potentially curable disease. 
So with this second Casting 4 a Cure event this summer, Bill decided to head to Victor, ID (a.k.a. fly fishing mecca) with 20 teams of two people each to fish and raise money for the International Rett Syndrome Foundation. A team from Cloudveil including Mr. Steve Sullivan himself and a team from fishpond including co-founders John LeCoq and Dave Thompson will be among the lucky participants. Have a blast out there and catch some fish for a cure.
Check out more information about the tournament here, and see how you can help Bill and Ella’s fight against Rett Syndrome here.
Forbes.com just came out with an impressive list of towns in North America ideal for trout fishing, and Glenwood Springs made the cut.
Photo By Copi B. Vojta
I can’t say if its a good or bad thing that Forbes.com named Glenwood Springs, but I guess it justifies why I live here.
I’ve only made it to three of them to fish, so it looks like I’ve got to head out in the new (but well used) Sportsmobile and do some fishing.
The two Backbone offices are in prime locations for setting up such stupendously insane stunts as this.
Thanks to TodaysBigThing.com for giving us great ideas like this (mostly so I don’t have to try to keep up with Mavis on a bike everyday at lunch).