High flying fun

Nathan Zilinski and his GT Snow Racer part ways after coming off a jump on the back side of Michener Hill on Friday. An early dismissal from class gave the 17-year-old and his friends Spencer Lee, also 17, and Brady Porter, 16, the afternoon to enjoy the snow.

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Nathan Zilinski and his GT Snow Racer part ways after coming off a jump on the back side of Michener Hill on Friday. An early dismissal from class gave the 17-year-old and his friends Spencer Lee, also 17, and Brady Porter, 16, the afternoon to enjoy the snow.

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