SkiingInABlueDream
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I suspect you're making an incorrect assumption about why I might have lowered the bubble if I were on that chair
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The "Sugarbush Thread"
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I suspect you're making an incorrect assumption about why I might have lowered the bubble if I were on that chair
KustyTheKlown
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fuck bubbles in all situations including the chair doing 360 flips over the rope from wind.
KustyTheKlown
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I love the bubble at Mount Snow. Great to hotbox…
lol. the only time i ever put the bubble down is when i am lapping it by myself at the end of the day and doing a full on scooby doo
urungus
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Broke my arm on a blue groomer at Whistler.
SkiingInABlueDream
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Wellllll... if the chair barrel rolls fast enough then I guess you'd be pressed into the seat pretty well
Kingslug20
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The Snowdon bubble at K is the....most comfy thing I ever sat in...
Would make an interesting couch...
Would make an interesting couch...
Smellytele
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No sure about the snowdon bubble but I find most of them uncomfortable. Not a fan of the bucket seats.
KustyTheKlown
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And the lack of any gap at all between the butt and the back, making it impossible to sit on your poles without the bubble bending them.
Bosco DaSkia
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is sittin' on yer poles core? just sounds uncomfortable to me...
Kingslug20
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Not a fan of pole sitting most times...but for taking pics on the lift...it works...
Especially slide brook pics..
Especially slide brook pics..
Hawk
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Wow we beat this one up sufficiently.
Shredmonkey254
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f your poles!
Hawk
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I sit on my poles everytime up the lift. If I did not I would drop them. I'm too busy with my beer, bowl, bubbles, iphone, throwing bra's and undies on the tree, chair dancing, etc. ;-)
I am still with Kusty though. I don't like the pull down bubbles.
I am still with Kusty though. I don't like the pull down bubbles.
jimmywilson69
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i'm indifferent except on bluebird day with no wind. leave that shit up. I will say having to hold my poles for 5 minutes blows.
From the top???? I've seen the last quarter of it groomed and even that was only once this year (that I saw).
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This is probably a hot take, but I find Birch to be a great run. Lots of options. You get to ski what's generally a mild groomer. But up top you can "drop in" via the moguls on the left or the groomer on the right. Go another 100 yards or so and you can stay on the groomer to the left of the trees or move on to the bumps on the right (or you could peel off left to Morning Star). Go another 100 yards and you have the trees to weave in and out of and two levels to play on. Keep going and you now can stay left for some moguls or stay right for a groomer. Can also peel off to the bottom of Morning Star.
MadPadraic
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(Emphasis added).
I certainly agree with you that soft bumps are nicer than ice bumps. I also prefer things left ungroomed after it has snowed. Where I potentially differ would be when the mountain is 100% (or close it) "open," but icy bumps are the norm on ungroomed trails. One thing I always really liked about Cannon was that they would leave most of the front 5 ungroomed after a storm if they were expected post storm winds to redistribute the snow.
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