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"Natalie has been writing on the BC
and Canadian snowboard scene for the past few years. As a women writer
its hard to break into the mainly male dominant backcountry scene, but
with her sled skills, persistence, and love of the same mountain culture
as her male counterparts she's easily become a passionate voice for
our sport. She's captured many great stories and explained why we love
our mountains and mountain life."

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"I've had the opportunity to work
with Natalie extensively over the last seven or eight years, and we sure have
experienced a lot. Natalie brings a fun enthusiastic personality on
all our trips and brings the same to her writing. Nat can turn seemingly
mundane events into tales of high adventure and humor, and never disappoints
when it comes to writing a great story."
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"I have been on a couple of sweet
trips with Natalie and after reading her work I always smile thinking
back about how much fun we really had! Sometimes you need to read it
to believe. Nat's pieces from a few of our trips were hilarious and
made me "wish I was there"...oh wait I was."
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“I couldn't believe how great the
interview was that Natalie wrote for me. We just met for a drink on
a nice patio in Whistler and after one long super fun hang out, she
was able to resume my whole life exactly how I wanted it resumed.
No notes, no recorder, she doesn’t even need it. Honestly, the
best interview I ever had, and I made a new friend!”

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"Natalie is a girl who really loves
snowboarding. I've been sledding with her for almost a decade, and she's
been on some of my most fun photo trips. She's on top of all the organization,
while all the guys turn in circles wondering what to do. She makes
sure that things run well with the group and with the logistics of
the trip. I've always like how Natalie writes her articles; she makes
her words feel like your there part of the action and all the fun.
Nat describes events and elaborates on subjects the way snowboarding
journalism should be: fun, easy to read, and interesting."
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