dlague
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No comment!Some friends got evacuated out of employee housing at Kirkwood and put into condos in a safer spot.....
What am I fucking doing with my life
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No comment!Some friends got evacuated out of employee housing at Kirkwood and put into condos in a safer spot.....
What am I fucking doing with my life
Some friends got evacuated out of employee housing at Kirkwood and put into condos in a safer spot.....
What am I fucking doing with my life
Actually I like your western slope plan better. You'd have a lot more skiing as I heard, it's been hard to access the skiing with the snow/wind combo in the Sierra. Late season (like spring into summer) should be off the wall.
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
Some friends got evacuated out of employee housing at Kirkwood and put into condos in a safer spot.....
What am I fucking doing with my life
Running from the snow. You are heading west again next year so we should have a good snow year then.
I get the 70 battle and while we considered a place to rent for the season we opted to do the drive this season. We sacrificed powder runs on some days.Yeah that's a definite problem with the Sierra. All their snow comes in one whack and often shuts stuff down. Upon reopen all of Norcal shows up for line up and its really a shitshow.
Even though the overall amounts are lower I like the smaller more consistent dumps in Colorado. You only ski on the top foot anyhow. Even 5 or six inches on a soft base is dreamy.
As far as the western slope...yeah I just Cant do the drive up 70 on a regular basis. I like the idea of a smaller low key local hill with the bigger less crowded resorts closeby and Utah fairly close for a couple days. Also if the snow isn't happening that means the trails are prime for mtb....which they are most of the year anyhow. I'll be fairly busy with life the first year or two anyhow so ski bumming will likely be on hold as I get my shit together.
But here is why we have them....holy sh%6^ that is a big slide. We've had multiple ones today in Little Cottonwood. The road is closed between 3pm and tomorrow at 9am to deal with the very unstable snow pack. We have over a 100" base.
http://fox13now.com/2017/01/23/caught-on-video-avalanche-in-little-cottonwood-canyon/
black ice not a problem for Subaru
Trailboss, I was there Friday through Monday night and took the Delta red eye out at 10:45pm. They opened the canyon up for about 2 hours Monday afternoon and we busted a move down. We were told a total of 7 slides hit the road. Skiing for the 3 days prior was off the hook! That was some of the deepest runs I have done in a long time. Gotta love the bird. High lights for me were South Chute, Tower 3 and Great Scott with very little traffic. Makes me understand my you moved!