The Snowboarder's Journal #22.2. Chris Rasman, High Sierra, Grace Warner, Hakuba, Every Island Has A Name.

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A slow walk back to camp in the middle of the trip, enjoying the last warmth of the sun on a frozen alpine lake at 10,000 feet. Left to right: Sean Lucey, Nick Russell, Robin Van Gyn and Austen Sweetin. Photo: Colin Wiseman

Adventure

High Sierra
“Grace is one cool customer. I’m always thrilled to share a filming mission with her because she’s down to get clips, progress her riding and help the homies with their spots. She will also keep you in check playing Yahtzee, Uno and various card games. So, I’m holding back some Dominoes strategies. I need those W’s too!” Photo: Dean “Blotto” Gray

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Grace Warner
Tsutomu Endo in his home studio outside of Hakuba, Japan, posing with a yukita board and a picture from his ongoing residency in Greenland that is part of his recent photobook, MIAGGOORTOQ. Photo: Tyler Ravelle

Locale

Hakuba
Chris Rasman goofing around in Howe Sound near Squamish, BC. At home both on high peaks and in the water, Chris spends his offseasons exploring coastal British Columbia. It’s one of the places where he finds his perfect blend of calmness, contentedness, discovery and excitement. Photo: John Scarth

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Chris Rasman
Jared Elston laying out a backflip on the Knik Glacier to celebrate our amazing time in Alaska. Photo: Silvano Zeiter

Photo Essay

Every Island Has a Name
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