Upper mountain was great. Lower mountain less so. Glades like Timbuktu were the place to be. Goat Run was solid refrozen slush.
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Upper mountain was great. Lower mountain less so. Glades like Timbuktu were the place to be. Goat Run was solid refrozen slush.
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fbrissette
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You are more tolerant than I am. Upper mountain was OK, lower mountain was atrocious,
I'm keeping it positive. Stay off the groomers and it was fun. The secondary surface was the real problem.
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BenedictGomez
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Given you realized this at 7 something, why didn't you call an audible and head to Stowe or Smuggs?
WWF-VT
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Waking up Easter Sunday to a surprise 5" overnight here at Mt Ellen
Cannonball
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Dumping in Lincoln, NH this morning
HouseQuinn
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Thinking of heading up tomorrow, but wondering if wind is going to be an issue. Looks like it was today.
Wildcat will be a safer bet than Cannon tomorrow.
Savemeasammy
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I'm heading to Sunapee tomorrow. The forecasted winds aren't nearly as bad as most places...
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dlague
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Wildcat often gets wind holds at least from my limited experience there.
At least Cannon has lower lifts.
catsup948
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Winds howled here at Jay Peak yesterday. They are howling right now too!
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