skidbump
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Maybe if they hadn't spent all that money on a lobbyist last year they could afford to fix shit and stay open a little later.
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Maybe if they hadn't spent all that money on a lobbyist last year they could afford to fix shit and stay open a little later.
All I want them to do is fix the stall locks..might cost them 100.00...
+1
This is the only gripe I have, and it isn't even a big one. I just go to the next one over.
The fact that most users don't pick up the seat and pee all over it bothers me alot more than the locks.
Sometimes you have to hunt to find a dry seat. But you can't fix that.
I skied Hunter yesterday. Conditions were excellent. The bathroom by the lockers was clean and in good working order. Here is my trip report:
Hunter Mtn Trip Report
Thanks.Nice pics.
Just wondering- why does a camera make a challenging double black like Lower K look like an easy blue??
It's a hard knocking life 4 us.
Instead of treated, we get tricked..
Instead of kisses, we get kicked.
It's a hard knocking life
I like the fact that the place is held together with a rusty screw and a bent nail! It's the snow that counts most...........then the bar!
I'll have to recon that one..
And if I had to choose between snow or functioning locks...take the friggin locks off for all I car...I'll sleep on the floor and piss in a bucket...which describes some of the hotels I've stayed in over the years to save money so I can get in more trips...
I'll be at Hunter Monday ...ladies room stall lock rip report to follow...
Thanks.
It is not an easy blue? Yesterday it was nice and soft so I could have some fun skiing it.
There are ways to show the steepness, but obviously those shots do not show it. Sometimes I capture steepness by shooting across the slope so you can see the angle of the trees. Maybe a real photographer could explain it.