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| Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Finger Lakes Region
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Don't hike Killington and don't take the NYS thruway...those are good pieces of advise. I try to stay away from both of those places.
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| Ari Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ashland, NH
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| I share this opinion. I skip more threads than I read because the subject does not interest me. Anything regarding Greek Peak really does not interest me thus my time is wasted by clicking on a non-descriptive one word subject to be sure I am not missing something important.
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| Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Finger Lakes Region
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| Join Date: Nov 2004
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| [b]Don't[/b] run up and down the stairs with scissors. pick your nose in public. wear black shoes with a brown belt. take the internet too seriously. although i've been guilty of them all at various points in my life. Is greek peak in the lake effect snowbelt? |
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| Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Finger Lakes Region
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Yes, Greek is in the "LE" belt. Where we are located we actually get it off Ontario and Erie. The best is when the band off of Ontario is heading right over Skaneateles Lake (a finger lake) which really feeds it BIG TIME and we get pounded. The only problem with that is sometimes it can be VERY heavy, but after the wind drys it out that's when you want to go. Not alot of vert, but, at times alot of friggin snow.
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