Guess the ski area

[deadheadskier]

Someone else can post a pic for my turn. I don't have many on this CPU.

 

[skiNEwhere]

 

[4aprice]

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Pow mow

Alex

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

 

[skiNEwhere]

Pow mow

Alex

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

Yes, Powder Mountain it is

 

[billski]

This is a ski area in New England. Tell me where it is (10 points), what is the event (5 points) and when (one point) the photo was taken. Winner gets a yellow snow cone!

uke:

 

[Cannonball]

This is a ski area in New England. Tell me where it is (10 points), what is the event (5 points) and when (one point) the photo was taken. Winner gets a yellow snow cone!

uke:

Tell me where it is (10 points): Sugarloaf
what is the event (5 points):World Cup GS
and when (one point):1971

 

[billski]

16 points to cannonball. Please proceed to the Sled dog kennel to receive your yellow snow cone!

 

[billski]

Next one. In 1950 you passed which New England ski area before encountering this incident?

 

[Cannonball]

Mrg

 

[billski]

Mrg

You must be looking where I am. Interesting comment found with this photo.


"...what strikes me is that modern drivers own mammoth size 4wd to go down perfectly paved highways. Back in the god old days people did with rwd and bias ply tires. Not many of today’s so-called sport utilities would even think of driving on such a road!"

 

[Cannonball]

You must be looking where I am. Interesting comment found with this photo.


"...what strikes me is that modern drivers own mammoth size 4wd to go down perfectly paved highways. Back in the god old days people did with rwd and bias ply tires. Not many of today’s so-called sport utilities would even think of driving on such a road!"

No, because I didn't see that quote. But Rt 17 (or whatever it used to be) was a notorious mud hole that supposedly kept MRG small

 

[Puck it]

You must be looking where I am. Interesting comment found with this photo.


"...what strikes me is that modern drivers own mammoth size 4wd to go down perfectly paved highways. Back in the god old days people did with rwd and bias ply tires. Not many of today’s so-called sport utilities would even think of driving on such a road!"

That is a perfect road for me!!!!!! and the FJ!!!!!!

 

[steamboat1]

I would've guessed Granville Gulch. My parents told me stories about how that section of road was all dirt back in the day.

 

[Puck it]

I would've guessed Granville Gulch. My parents told me stories about how that section of road was all dirt back in the day.

Canada Rd. (I think) outside of Ragged can be like this during a thaw.

 

[Abubob]

Canada Rd. (I think) outside of Ragged can be like this during a thaw.

No - you're just thinking of half of NH in mud season.

 

[ironhippy]

No - you're just thinking of half of NH in mud season.

Or the road in Canada

 

[ss20]

Next pic?

 

[Cannonball]

Next pic?

Well, I got the last one (2 actually) right. So I guess I'm up. Always seems better to use your own pics than canned ones, so here goes. (although I'll admit this is tough and I don't have many pics of it).

In New England. Out of operation (obviously). Top of one of the lifts....

 

[Cannonball]

C'mon it's been 20 minutes!! The Snowjournal guys would already be 6 locations further into this game!

 

[billski]

Yep, route 17.