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Originally Posted by BeanoNYC Nice...Did you get over to my favorite MS trail? Overbrook. Overbrook is getting some significant "cancer spots" forming on the back sides of ...

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Nice...Did you get over to my favorite MS trail? Overbrook.
Overbrook is getting some significant "cancer spots" forming on the back sides of a few of the rollers and at the apices of the "ravine crests" down low. It was my 2nd to last run on Monday(saved Sap tapper for the last!) the rest of the trail (pre-immature snow event Monday PM) was skiing real nice with solid coverage.

Dare I say it, but with a little help from a Pisten Bulley, it could be skiable(with good coverage) next weekend still (as long as the temps don't get tooo crazy this week) And I know that "Lower Overbrook" and "Pisten Bulley" mentioned in the same sentence is almost sacreligous!

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