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dmc

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I think Killington will be sold soon,

wait... what?
 

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We used to say "LES OTTEN - MORE SNOWBOARDING!!!"
 

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Getting back on topic, the conditions Killington provided this year were exceptional. We had thaw freeze cycles in the past that would have resulted in sheets of ice on the mountain. This year, Killington did a hell of a job grooming the crap out of that stuff so that the following morning, no ice. Yet, they didn't go groomer crazy, only groomed as required. Snow making was off the wall beginning of season, one reason I thought they may be aiming to stay open longer and was very dissapointed when they didn't.
 

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Getting back on topic, the conditions Killington provided this year were exceptional. We had thaw freeze cycles in the past that would have resulted in sheets of ice on the mountain. This year, Killington did a hell of a job grooming the crap out of that stuff so that the following morning, no ice. Yet, they didn't go groomer crazy, only groomed as required. Snow making was off the wall beginning of season, one reason I thought they may be aiming to stay open longer and was very dissapointed when they didn't.

And the only weekend OL wasn't groomed was the first weekend it was open. Ovation was kept flat and Escapade, Breakaway, and Powerline all saw the cold, deathly touch of the groomer. The Killington Peak headwalls weren't open until, actuall, I don't know. Long enough so that I didn't ski them until the end of the season.

Definately a step back from last year.

So how long was Fiddle open?
Second or third weekend in January until they closed Bear. People were doing shuttle runs to ski it instead of OL.
 

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And the only weekend OL wasn't groomed was the first weekend it was open. Ovation was kept flat and Escapade, Breakaway, and Powerline all saw the cold, deathly touch of the groomer. The Killington Peak headwalls weren't open until, actuall, I don't know. Long enough so that I didn't ski them until the end of the season.

Definately a step back from last year.

You're right, thanks for the reminder.... Wait, they did Powerline?
 

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The will to groom is strong in this one.

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I think it is hillarious that the Killington thread is about GSS and the GSS thread is about Killington. :lol:
 
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