Smellytele
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I do mine when it is still dark out. Never do it in day light
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First signs that ski season is near
- Thread starter dlague
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I do mine when it is still dark out. Never do it in day light
billski
Active member
I guess it's not legal to page back in a thread. De je vu all over again!
dlague
Active member
What else do have to do - not like there is any snow around!
Puck it
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Unless you have a driveway that can not be plowed
Tin
Active member
In other threads you complain about a $2-4 hike in lift ticket and gear prices but pay someone plow your driveway. I really hope for this forum's sake you get to go skiing soon.
VTKilarney
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I would never let a plow driver dictate when I can get to the ski slopes.
dlague
Active member
I don't either, I drive through the snow and when I return the driveway is clear! It is called multitasking!
wtcobb
New member
Yup. The house I rented last year had too steep a driveway for even a snowblower. Lots of shoveling last winter...
Puck it
Well-known member
I have a retaining wall for the pool at the end. And plow drivers don't do a good job back dragging.
hammer
Active member
Garage under with driveway close to the property line and a retaining wall at the end. Have never had anyone plow my driveway.
First (of now three) next door neighbors had theirs plowed and the plow driver had to back drag. They usually had chewed up lawn around their driveway in the spring. No thanks.
billski
Active member
this thread sure has wandered far from the thread title! Tried to bring it back, no luck. Just change the title to "General Ramblings about ski conditions, snow removal gear and resorts.
hammer
Active member
Need more signs that ski season is near...this thread sure has wandered far from the thread title! Tried to bring it back, no luck. Just change the title to "General Ramblings about ski conditions, snow removal gear and resorts.
Terry
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I thought tonight would be a good evening to try and find all my ski stuff and pack it in my bag. I found an old pair of dirty socks and a half empty flask in my bag from the last time I skied last spring. Working on finishing off the flask tonight. Hot Damn 100!
MEtoVTSkier
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After reading this thread, evidently you need to pass that around! :wink:
KustyTheKlown
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good day all. it's early august and skiing is on the brain. i'm sure i'll be lurking around here quite a bit again.
i just cleared dec 21-jan 2 off from work. i'm going to either go visit SLC buddy or denver buddy from 12/21-26, then come back 27 and link up with the girlfriend on the 28 and drive up to tremblant for skiing 29-30-31, and new years eve in montreal, drive back to nyc on 1/1. conditions willing. got fully refundable hotels in tremblant and montreal already booked. all ski days around xmas/new years will be max pass.
i just cleared dec 21-jan 2 off from work. i'm going to either go visit SLC buddy or denver buddy from 12/21-26, then come back 27 and link up with the girlfriend on the 28 and drive up to tremblant for skiing 29-30-31, and new years eve in montreal, drive back to nyc on 1/1. conditions willing. got fully refundable hotels in tremblant and montreal already booked. all ski days around xmas/new years will be max pass.
Skiing in 90 days or less!
hammer
Active member
First e-mail from a local ski shop that's now open for the season. Would have to come on what seems to be the hottest day of the summer so far.
SkiingInABlueDream
Active member
Leaves turning and falling from a few trees on my property make it look more like mid-late Sept than mid August. Anyone else?
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