bigbog
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Probably said previous......try not to muscle, just ski relaxed with an active upperbody to get out over those edges...however the trees have it hands down.
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3-6 won't convince me to buy a ticket and deal with crowds. It would take a couple little snows for me to deal with that. If I my pass wasn't blacked out it would be a different.
A four inch snow would be just enough to make things busy as hell.
Uh oh... that was Saturday morning. A lot has happened since then. The wind Saturday afternoon was wicked and bitter. Here in Ashland, the snow is now hard as a rock. Where I was post holing deeper than a foot a few days ago, I can now stand on firm without any compaction.Its not as bad as I thought it would be here in Ashland, NH. Just took the dog out. Where the snow was packed down already, its frozen over pretty good. The unpacked/untracked snow was a little crusty on top but I could still post hole (not nearly as deep as yesterday though!). I think many ski areas will be able to roll with ungroomed terrain today.
Personally, I am glad we got the weekend with the worst conditions of the season out of the way. I'd take a WROD over conditions this past weekend. Seriously, T2 on the first day of the season skied better. But its over now, game on!So, to anyone that took the shot at it, was it better than expected anywhere? The only favorable report I've kinda heard was that Bretton Woods was pretty good --
...this weekend wasn't that great. My wife and I were blacked out, so we didn't miss a heck of a lot.