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Nicolas Mueller- Blasting out of bounds. Las Lenas, Argentina.

TransWorld SNOWboarding December 2001

Nicolas Mueller on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s December 2001 issue.

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  • December 13 2001 | 3 views
Alex Auchu- Free your mind, and your ass will follow. Backountry B.C.

TransWorld SNOWboarding November 2001

Alex Auchu on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s November 2001 issue.

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  • November 13 2001 | 1 views
Matt Hammer- Creatures of the night are stirring, while Matt Hammer Cuts a ghastly figure against the backdrop of blackest night Mt. Hood Meadows.

TransWorld SNOWboarding October 2001

Matt Hammer on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s October 2001 issue.

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TransWorld SNOWboarding Septmeber 2001

Keir Dillon on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s September 2001 issue.

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  • September 13 2001 | 4 views
Last May I sent in this shot of Jon Cartwright in the Whistler backcountry along with a note that said, “If I ever shot a cover photo in my life, it would be this one.” Shem Obviously agreed. –ScottSerfas.com

TransWorld SNOWboarding April 2001

Jon Cartwright on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s April 2001 issue.

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  • April 11 2001 | 3 views
Five-hundred years ago Nostradamus predicted that in the summer of Year 2000 a juggernaut by the name of Peter Line would hurl himself into the outer limits of space without the air of fire, horses, or catapults. And upon his return to Earth, Peter would be celebrated for the first time on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding. The cutting down of millions of trees to make the magazine, however, would spark a giant battle between one-eyed panda bears and right tailed lemurs, thus disrupting the Earth’s polarity and causing it to veer off course of its orbit and plummet into the black cold void “coined space.” Damn doomsday profits.

TransWorld SNOWboarding March 2001

Peter Line on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s March 2001 issue.

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  • March 11 2001 | 5 views
Try to burn this one.Romain De Marchi, Arild Brun Kjeldaas, Rosto Scott, Paavo Tikkanen, Gigi Ruff

TransWorld SNOWboarding February 2001

No Token Americans on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s February 2001 issue.

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  • February 11 2001 | 5 views
Spazzing out isn’t a bad thing, so long as you’re not doing it in the air. Matt Kass frontside alley-oop in the dying light. Congratulations, Torey, on your first cover for the mag. Good things come to those who wait-Now send us that envelope full of cash … Matt, you better send over come cash, too.

TransWorld SNOWboarding January 2001

Matt Kass on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s January 2001 issue.

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  • January 11 2001 | 6 views
Designing the cover of our biggest magazine in the last three years to look like a ‘zine might be considered intentional suicide by many of our “hardcore” readers out there. However, the corporate big wigs here at the office informed us it was complete marketing genius on our part. And after reaping the benefits of our hard work, they’ll sink that much deeper into their leather La-Z-Boys and continue to watch the bottom line grow. While we’ll continue to sit in our cubicles and wrack our brains, so that they may purchase another luxury automobile to add to their collection. Perhaps because the sky was the color of money it got Gian Simmen’s goat at the Crystal Awards and inspired him to leap from this metamorphic heap of rocks. Perhaps not.

TransWorld SNOWboarding December 2000

Gian Simmen on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s December 2000 issue.

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  • December 11 2000 | 8 views
Trips to foreign countries are somewhat hit or miss. And my trip to Sweden was no exception. The weather was crappy for fourteen days straight, two of the riders bailed out at the last minute, and a snowboarder aired out of a quarterpipe and landed right on Whitey’s leg. But I guess it wasn’t all bad, there were actually some good times, like the day Jacob Soderqvist was doing these frontside lipslides. We were sessioning a park just outside his hometown of Falun and it was closed to all, except Jacob’s friends. In between runs, we’d chill at a small shack at the bottom of the hill, barbequing, drinking some frosties, and listening to one of his friends spin records. We snowboarded ‘til it got dark and then hung out for another hour. It had o be the most fun I had the entire trip, Oh wait, I guess the two night I spent with a Norwegian aerobic instructor were pretty sweet, too. –Nathan Yant Bjuras Ski Center, Falun, Sweden

TransWorld SNOWboarding November 2000

Nathan Yant on the cover of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s November 2000 issue.

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  • November 11 2000 | 5 views