Day 3 started with the trek to Beaver Creek. Again, there were problems getting up there. The gondola didn't open so we waited at a bus stop. The first bus to come by was full so we had to wait 30 minutes for the next one. We finally made it to ski school a little over an hour after we started trying to get there. It looked much more like a zoo than a school. After about 40 more minutes both the kids were settled and heading off with their instructors.
Since Tori has the stress fracture in her leg, the doctor told her she could not ski because the boots would hit her right were the fracture was at. He said that as long as her pain level was low enough she could snow board. That is why she enrolled in snow boarding school. She really liked her instructor. She spent the majority of the day on her bottom in the snow.
Tina was with a group of kids that had a big range in ages. She still enjoyed the day and I was even able to watch for her and catch some pictures of her coming down the slopes.
Rod realized that he didn't ski as good as he remembered. Mark realized that he is aging. Rick was still as good as he remembered :-)
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