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It's better to be a mogul nut than a powder hound.
Flame away. :flame:
Flame away. :flame:
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It's better to be a mogul nut than a powder hound.
Flame away. :flame:
+1 :lol:
You and mondeo screwed everyone up buying those silly fat skis.
quite true but i really was hoping to get a few days up north this month. just hasnt been any compelling reason to go.
+1
Drive 25 minutes for spring bumps, or 2-3 hours for spring bumps (maybe)?
Of course I'm not really glad there's been no snow this month. I'm concerned how late places will be able to stay open as a result, but I'm damn grateful for what we have close to home, especially this month.
This is exactly how I feel, thanks for saving me some key strokes.
slopes ya gonna be at the bump comp on sunday??
We'll finish out March/early April strong locally. I then expect 3 or 4 days north for more bumps. I don't usually get much more than that in April anyway, so quite honestly I consider this season awesome despite the March drought.
how does the registration and all work?
dunno man, i may just freeski up in vermont. how does the registration and all work?
ahhh, kinda wanna do a comp though...tough call.
I figure that since technically spring arrives on Friday, that probably next week sometime we'll get a good 'ol major spring time storm
We just need you to go to a dental conference. That should get us some snow. 8)
Expect early OCTOBER powder turns for next season then
March has stunk for snow.....I'm a powder hound and headed to Jay this weekend. My dreams of waste deep powder is now of nice spring bumps and soft snow in the woods......gotta ski what mother nature gives you.
at least I can work on my face tan