Farleyman
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42 days all over New England.. Been a pretty good season! Shooting for 50 days
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10 days sking solo or with adults.
4 days on skis with kids teaching them to ski
3 more days taking kids for initial ski lessons, without actually skiing myself
All in Pennsylvania. Gotta be the first season in over 20 years that I've only skied in PA. May yet make it elsewhere the weekend of the 12th/13th.
Well if you ever picked a season to be stuck in PA, this was it. The skiing Dec through March was as good as it gets in the Pocono's.
Good luck with the kids. We pretty much raised ours at Camelback. Daughter went the teaching route, son the racing route. Lots of good people in the seasonal programs up there and a surprisingly family friendly place. Served its purpose as a home mountain very well.
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
My wife broke her shoulder skiing after being cut off by a newbie skier and she came back stronger than ever. I tore my ACL four years ago and the first couple of days out were touch and go but we got back out on both occasions and skied 30+ days. it was liberating. We both get tentative at times. However, we are at 29 days so far and wanted to end at 40 but it looks like 37ish will be the case for us!
Five yrs ago i had open heart surgery with a triple bypass and skiing was my motivation to get thru the event and all it entailed in terms of rehab and recovery . YET even with my preferred penchant for OPTIMISM, it was daunting . I was 66 yrs old and had faced death on a personal level so i had to sublimate the fear and focus on what i loved to do ski .
Fortunately he we are five years later and i just skied the second highest number of days in my skiing career so life is good . having said that conquering one,s fear after any serious injury is and will continue to be daunting BUT it is normal .
Look u guys know me , Life is not a dress rehersal , we go around one time , so celebrate what we CAN do . AND WE here SKI and all of us are COMMITTED ro this life style and all it entails and THAT makes us ageless and able to rage on with great gusto ,even given differing levels of ability .. Just Keep on keeping on .
I'd find it hard to believe that you could ski 100+ days and not be in good shape lol
Stuck at 38 and it may end there...
Well have 2 more days planned hope they pan out. Cannon on Sunday 4/13 and then Killington on Good Friday 4/18.
Are you going to make turns with your fellow AZers at Cannon?
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Who's going on 4/13?
JH closes tomorrow with a 12 foot base.
Five yrs ago i had open heart surgery with a triple bypass and skiing was my motivation to get thru the event and all it entailed in terms of rehab and recovery . YET even with my preferred penchant for OPTIMISM, it was daunting . I was 66 yrs old and had faced death on a personal level so i had to sublimate the fear and focus on what i loved to do ski .
Fortunately he we are five years later and i just skied the second highest number of days in my skiing career so life is good . having said that conquering one,s fear after any serious injury is and will continue to be daunting BUT it is normal .
Look u guys know me , Life is not a dress rehersal , we go around one time , so celebrate what we CAN do . AND WE here SKI and all of us are COMMITTED ro this life style and all it entails and THAT makes us ageless and able to rage on with great gusto ,even given differing levels of ability .. Just Keep on keeping on .