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If It's Open, Mount Snow Gathering for 11/12?
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Zand
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YardSaleDad
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Keep Dancing people if you want that arctic air to dip down with the Low on Saturday.
reefer
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Will snow Saturday
Since I will be skiing this w/e, it will surely snow. That's just the way it works with me...............
Since I will be skiing this w/e, it will surely snow. That's just the way it works with me...............
My bad..I don't how I did that.How about yours truly, the topic starter?
andyzee
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Well wifey said OK. Just have to check with the boss. I had to submit my vaca days for Nov/Dec a week ago. I just need to ask if I can make a little swap.
andyzee
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:lol:
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Again, I'm contingent on Chute being open. Canyon/Standard, River Run and Chute would make for an impressive early season offering.
andyzee
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Terrain snob.
Do we have anymore info on this??
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I know. I know. I would be burning a V-Day though so I need to be a bit selective. In all honesty, if everyone in ALLSKIING's list commit, I'll probably go anyway for the camaraderie and to see if I actually still remember how to ski...
Too early to tell, I'm sure, but they'll have good weather for a lot of snowmaking this week.
I sent Chris, et al. a PM with a suggestion to offer some interesting terrain for advanced skiers. Any guesses?
I said before that something on the NF has to be open to go...but.....am now thinking of going Sun and Mon regardless of what is open. I just really need to start my season NOW!!
I think ASC opened Chute on the first day every year.
I think ASC opened Chute on the first day every year.
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Well, they are planning to spin fans on Upper Canyon, Canyon, Standard, Launch Pad, Long John, Nugget and the new Vermontster terrain park. The snow report alludes to the possibility of River Run and maybe Snowdance if conditions allow. That's a lot of snow to blow before the weekend so it's my guess TNF is out.
If so, here's a thought. How about seeding some bumps on Snowdance (plenty wide to let intermediates avoid them) or maybe even Standard. Nothing crazy - say 500 vertical feet of two or three lines. That would get me there in a heartbeat!
Those fans could lay a base and then topcoat a few strings of bumps in no time. I would imagine a lot of effort is going into the park - so how about something for us bumpers?I know. I'm nuts. So much so that I Emailed this idea to Tim Boyd himself... :lol:
Well, they are planning to spin fans on Upper Canyon, Canyon, Standard, Launch Pad, Long John, Nugget and the new Vermontster terrain park. The snow report alludes to the possibility of River Run and maybe Snowdance if conditions allow. That's a lot of snow to blow before the weekend so it's my guess TNF is out.
If so, here's a thought. How about seeding some bumps on Snowdance (plenty wide to let intermediates avoid them) or maybe even Standard. Nothing crazy - say 500 vertical feet of two or three lines. That would get me there in a heartbeat!
I know. I'm nuts. So much so that I Emailed this idea to Tim Boyd himself... :lol:
You know, it's pretty easy to set up a decent bump line with enough ski poles.
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Okay. You're on.
Pretty easy bait to take.
And it is pretty easy to set up a line.
And it is pretty easy to set up a line.
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You will be our terrain chief then. Just tell us dummies what to do.
Unless Tim runs with my idea. He seems like that type of guy (I know, but a guy can dream, right?)
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