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Originally Posted by snoseek http://www.matlack.com/hv1/0057.html You mean this wall? are you kidding me? LOL. mondeo man, nothing lift serviced is that steep once you ...

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Old May 8, 2008, 5:44 AM   #231 (permalink)
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http://www.matlack.com/hv1/0057.html

You mean this wall? are you kidding me?
LOL. mondeo man, nothing lift serviced is that steep once you start skiing stuff where the rise is higher than the run (i.e. 45+). I think salida said it best when he wrote it ain't steep until you can reach straight out behind you and touch the snow while you are skiing, or something like that. The highest consistent lift serviced pitch in the east is barely over thirty degrees.

Though admittedly, I am talking out my ass on this one because I haven't skied Holiday Valley yet, so maybe it is the knar.

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yeah yeah yeah. You can ass-ume all you want. I'll ass-ume that you super gnar kitchen wall pro freeskiers gape the snot out of even the most mellow bump runs. Skis flailing, head bobbing, cant stay in a line blah blah blah.
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Old May 8, 2008, 10:51 AM   #233 (permalink)
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Yeah that seeded bump run at Loon is so core.......
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Old May 8, 2008, 11:12 AM   #234 (permalink)
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Yeah that seeded bump run at Loon is so core.......

I wouldnt know. Its too steep for me.
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Old May 8, 2008, 11:13 AM   #235 (permalink)
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Yeah that seeded bump run at Loon is so core.......
bahahahahahahahahahaha...yeah bumps aren't as tough as the bumpsters make them out to be..lol
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Old May 8, 2008, 11:18 AM   #236 (permalink)
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Your avatar resembles a handicaped skier in one of those chairs with the mono ski.
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turn earners end up with much better pictures.

How can you compare something like this



To these:

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Old May 8, 2008, 11:29 AM   #238 (permalink)
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turn earners end up with much better pictures.

How can you compare something like this



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I have lots of pictures like those from lift serviced areas. Try again please. How often do you wash your clothes. Are you one of the skinky walkeruppers
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Old May 8, 2008, 11:33 AM   #239 (permalink)
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I'll be the first to admit that even though bumps were my first love, I'd choose the stuff I see in the BC TRs in a heartbeat IF I could take a lift to those areas. It's clearly far superior terrain than anything lift accessed in the east. That said, I don't have all that much time to ski, so when I go, I want to be spending time skiing, not hiking/touring/skinning etc. I think that's why Stowe has always been my favorite ski area in the East. It's only a 45 minute hike to the top of the Chin and from there you can access terrain that at least comes close to some of the lines in the Whites. I spent a ton of time in the notch by hiking over from the top of the Gondola and have skied most lines along the ridge between the Chin and the Nose. That said, if there wasn't a lift to get me 80% of the way up there I wouldn't have skied any of it.

Call me lazy, call me whatever. The bottomline is I'd rather spend my day skiing than hiking. This said, I do plan on at least one Washington trip next year, maybe more.
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Your avatar resembles a handicaped skier in one of those chairs with the mono ski.
thats cause i suck at skiing.

wait that would insult the people who have the guts and determination to ski with physical handicaps.
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