Hope to join you (relatively) soon.

I mean, he's ok and all. But if he wants to step up his game to the Big Boys, he needs a pair of fat rockered skis.

Most workers live in a different city than they work in. Look at suburban NY with Long Island, northern NJ, and Westchester Count.

All about perspective. I look at how far Manchester has come in a decade, and am impressed. You look at Manchester, and see how far it still needs to go.

Ha!

DHS's view of Manchester was accurate 10-15 years ago, but it's changed a lot since then. A combo of the VZ Wireless Arena and the Fisher Cats stadium, and revitilization of the mills has...

Manchester has come a long way in the last 10 years. The civic center had been a God send.

Burlington doesn't fit in the population parameters (100k-500k).

One ski shop. It's a good one, but still.

That's why I said interior, to specifically to exclude Whistler.

If money and logistics aren't an issue, I can't imagine anyplace has a greater snow-to-people ratio than interior British Columbia.

Realistically though, I don't know why you would go anywhere...

A combo of these two would be my answer.

I like variety, and I like to hit a different type of trail each time down the mountain. I do normally gravitate to the trees, but I think a lot of that is...

Those pants! Ahhh!

I certainly did my part in the Pub during my 3 visits.

One thing to note about Wildcat is that they are under new management. While Peaks certainly is aggressive with them staying open, patches of dirt and gravel across the trail may be a bit much for...

I don't think salt melts ice, I believe salting the roads makes the freezing point of water much lower, so there is less ice on the roads.

Using the same logic on ski trails, a lower freezing...

How would that connect? A trail off that slow green (Blueberry Patch, I think)?

Everyone uses their phone differently. If I used my phone for work, and there were apps that made my job easier, of course I'd pay for them. But my phone is pretty much for play only, and paying...

Remember, your son will be there all summer long, but the snow will only be around for another few weeks.

Nick, hook him up!

I've never reached the point where I've gotten sick of skiing, but I'm sure a lot of that is because I don't get out all that often. Maybe if I was getting out 100 days I'd feel differently.

Oh, sure, no problem. It's just so easy.

Everyone is different, but the thing that clicked for me was, turning in powder is putting the skis on "edge" without turning against the fall line.

Aren't there multiple probes in deep space? Voyager, I think, is now approching the edge of our solar system.

I can't say from personal experience, but from what I've read, the Pontoons are superfat skis for super deep days. Maybe your issue is that you're skiing skis that are far on the end of the...

All I know is that it's a good problem to have.