Cat in January
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Spoke like a true new yorker.
your posting history here says you are lying
your posting history here says you are lying
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Reads like you began quarantining December 8. See how it reads otherwise,If you’re talking to me, I work from home, and quarantined for 14 days in my apt before coming to Vermont for two weeks by my self beginning dec 8 when there was no snow. The friends I skied one day with met me there and we didn’t share indoor space. So kindly suck my dick you asshole.
This must be how VT is compared to MA. Once I took an early start driving from NYC to K thru MA when it has been snowing. The highway looked like rain and slush on the MA side, and as soon as I crossed to VT, it was unshoveled hwy and local road all the way to K, with bumper to bumper the whole way on I91. Instead of arriving at 8-9AM, I got there around 11:30AM.
Spoke like a true new yorker.....
you sure sound like a New Yorker and reinforces the stereotype you carry with you
Oh yeah, Vermont is flipping terrible with the roads. Even on a major (for Vermont) highway like 89 they'll typically only plow 1 lane. And 22A shouldnt even be attempted in a big snowstorm unless you're very comfortable driving in those conditions.
He lives(ed) in Prospect Park or Williamsburg or something.
lol what? I’ve been posting in here for a month about quarantining for my Vermont trip. Walk off a cliff douchebag.
So what?Still you sure sound like a New Yorker and reinforces the stereotype you carry with you
I was there yesterday; skied everywhere over on the Tomahawk side it was fantastic. But I was a little bummed 6 didn't open.Yeah it opened about 2, I wasn’t there but my wife and friends were. Funny when the closed trails have bumps on them. Even the gapers were poaching yesterday.
Website says opening the mid downs tomorrow. Nice to see. Still powder to be had tomorrow
Ha! in your case the futile grooming.My 4 wheeler was screaming the same thing, it was not easy to plow. I normally do a much better job clearing my driveway, but I gave up after a few hours.
Bell was great all weekend. those low angle trails by the Tomahawk stayed soft all weekend. Cathedral brook was gorgeous. Did the full trail and hike out once, hike up and ski out once and the ski in/out section a couple times.I was there yesterday; skied everywhere over on the Tomahawk side it was fantastic. But I was a little bummed 6 didn't open.
On my "last" trip up the quad I was told lift 6 had opened. Even though I was toast I went over and took 4 more runs and got fresh tracks every run.
Today at Plattekill was even better.
I go out during the storm before stuff sets up . I had a serious crap storm years ago 8" of snow then sleet then rain then froze solid . It stayed cold for a week afterward what a mess!Ha! in your case the futile grooming.
I was already tired when I noticed the HSQ was open so I didn't get to Cathedral Brook. But Tongora, Winnisook glade, Winnisook and the trees to the skier's right of Winny were all lightly or not at all tracked. I live for days like that and Platty Sat in the Cats.Bell was great all weekend. those low angle trails by the Tomahawk stayed soft all weekend. Cathedral brook was gorgeous. Did the full trail and hike out once, hike up and ski out once and the ski in/out section a couple times.
The hike out pitch was legit knee deep, two tracks when we did it.
Great, great weekend.
nothing......but then again..a very cold front will be moving right behind it..So it depends on how much rain they get..reports do not look good though as its a heavy storm. I know Hunter has a ton of snow on the ground and blowing more so whoever can blow some today and tomorrow.