We've had an awesome time over the last 4 weeks. The spring time has brought us lots of sun, lot of fun, and even some big snow falls.
Here a just a few of the photos from around Whistler over the last month.





A spontaneous retro day made for some interesting outfits, and even Natalie popped into her office at lunch and came back with a great gold spandex number.


The telus festival was in full swing while we were here, and there was plenty of live music and apres in the sun, as well as some obscenely big jumps and competions too.



Well done Everyone managed for passing the Level 1, and thanks Natalie for getting us there!

Cheers for an awesome spring!
Dahj
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