slatham
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Spring surprise warning. One elevation dumping the other wet....
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rossland is cool, Nelson, is bigger with more restaurants/bars
Oops, posted that prematurely. We skied red one day where it started off ok and then snowed an inch or two midday and was fantastic. There’s some really nice tree skiing there.
I haven’t spoken to anyone who has stayed at those mid mountain cabins they just built, but that is very intriguing.
I haven’t spoken to anyone who has stayed at those mid mountain cabins they just built, but that is very intriguing.
Shredmonkey254
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Red mountain is one of my favorite ski ares anywhere! Trees and steeps and no peeps! No reports from today? I played plumber all day and missed out on festivities
The new snow at the top was very sticky this morning. Not sure if it improved later on as I didn't go back up after my initial runs up there. Bottom half of the mountain was nice and fun though (as long as you didn't mind getting wet). Pond skimming was fun to watch as usual. I bailed around noon once the water started soaking through my jacket.
Smellytele
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Was there today. Snow showers all day. Top of the mtn was in the clouds all day. Ripcord was good in the morning but got scraped off in the afternoon. Steins got softer as you got down it but top was slide into a bump and turn.
Lower organ grinder was getting very thin this afternoon.
Bird land was my favorite today.
Lower organ grinder was getting very thin this afternoon.
Bird land was my favorite today.
I noticed the Brew Grass festival listed on the events page on the website. $95/ticket (which is $40 cheaper than last year...but still over double the pre-COVID prices and you still have less than half the number of breweries that you had in the past). So once again, I doubt I'll go this year.
Hawk
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I will be on Martha's Vineyard circum-navigating the island on road bikes that weekend so I will not be around. I might have gone but I agree it is a little steep for most people.
Kingslug20
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Just drink $95.00 worth of beer..prob solved...
Hawk
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It doesn't work that way. They give you a certain amount of tickets for 4 oz pours. When your tickets are gone you are done. unless you grab ohter people tickets. I have never been that drunk at one of these things and I am a lightweight.
Yup...you get to taste 12 beers this year. Like Hawk said, you can't just keep drinking as much as you want. I do appreciate that "feature" to avoid having to worry about a bunch of drunks at the event and keep everything more relaxed and laid back. But the price still needs to be reasonable to make it worth it.
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The hunter beer fests were ..a bit different.
The ones i used to go to in nyc..all..you can drink. I think i had a good time at them..
The ones i used to go to in nyc..all..you can drink. I think i had a good time at them..
Oh great, then all our problems are solved.In my experience with beerfests you just have to send a young attractive female up for the beers and they don't ask for tickets.
Hawk
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Because you and I Howie hang around with so many young attractive females. LOL
yeah, duh, we have a claybrook just for our victoria secret models.
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