trtaylor
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An entertaining Sugarloaf snowmaking report from Nov. 2, 2007. Enjoy!
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An entertaining Sugarloaf snowmaking report from Nov. 2, 2007. Enjoy!
Wow hahaa
Speakin of Blue ...was there in early January last year and they had this huge pile of snow at the top kinda up past the lift sorta tucked away in a corner ... What was that all about?
An entertaining Sugarloaf snowmaking report from Nov. 2, 2007. Enjoy!
Speakin of Blue ...was there in early January last year and they had this huge pile of snow at the top kinda up past the lift sorta tucked away in a corner ... What was that all about?
I'd love to see Boss Hog and Luke from Mount Snow have a snow reporter laugh off video fest!
Here's the more likely explanation. Blue claims they have the most vertical in PA, and best the second place contender by a mere 10 feet. Me and my old timer skiing buddies all surmise you have to climb up that snow pile to get the extra 10 feet, and they do it just to be able to claim the title "most vert in...".
Blue Knob All Seasons Resort Claysburg, Pennsylvania Map 34 1,072'
Blue Mountain Ski Area Palmerton, Pennsylvania Map 30 1,082'
Source: http://skiing.alpinezone.com/resorts/?state=PA
Of course, there's 2 G's in Boss Hogg. ;-)
Check out http://www.myspace.com/bosshoggsnowreporter for future updates.
thanks for the video reports!
Can you turn up the video quality a bit and turn off the opacity on the video player so you can't see the trail map right through it?
I guess there's some rule that page design has to be obnoxious on myspace
Boss Hogg - are you the same weatherman that does the forecast for a radio station out of Skowhegan?
hey it's way way better than no report and the thanks was genuine
since I'm a jerk I have a hard time with constructive critcism