Just ain't right

[Brettski]

Indoor Skiing?

http://www.goski.com/experts/snowdomes/snowdomes.htm

They got one in Japan where they've banned the 2 plankers.

 

[dmc]

Indoor Skiing?

http://www.goski.com/experts/snowdomes/snowdomes.htm

They got one in Japan where they've banned the 2 plankers.

What did some skier tell off the owner or something?

 

[Brettski]

It's the one in Japan

Kamui Ryugasaki
Ibaraki, Japan

 

[dmc]

It's the one in Japan

Kamui Ryugasaki
Ibaraki, Japan

My bad...
何をskier 所有者または何かを離れて告げたか?

 

[Greg]

How about the dry slopes? There are a ton of them in the UK:

http://www.natives.co.uk/whatsnew/dryski.htm

I could see how a dry slope area could be more profitable than a snow dome - much less overhead...

 

[dmc]

How about the dry slopes? There are a ton of them in the UK:

http://www.natives.co.uk/whatsnew/dryski.htm

I could see how a dry slope area could be more profitable than a snow dome - much less overhead...

They tried it a Hunter a loooong time ago..

You can still find the little plastic flakes in the grass.. Or so I've been told..

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

How about the dry slopes? There are a ton of them in the UK:

http://www.natives.co.uk/whatsnew/dryski.htm

I could see how a dry slope area could be more profitable than a snow dome - much less overhead...

They tried it a Hunter a loooong time ago..

You can still find the little plastic flakes in the grass.. Or so I've been told..

Yes, I remember it was a long, long time ago. I remember it from when I was a kid. It was right under B Lift.

 

[dmc]

How about the dry slopes? There are a ton of them in the UK:

http://www.natives.co.uk/whatsnew/dryski.htm

I could see how a dry slope area could be more profitable than a snow dome - much less overhead...

They tried it a Hunter a loooong time ago..

You can still find the little plastic flakes in the grass.. Or so I've been told..

Yes, I remember it was a long, long time ago. I remember it from when I was a kid. It was right under B Lift.

Thats what it says in the book..
Must've been pretty gross... Hot 90 degree day - skiing on plastic flakes.. You fall and all the nasty plastic sticks to you... Like being tar and feathered...

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

How about the dry slopes? There are a ton of them in the UK:

http://www.natives.co.uk/whatsnew/dryski.htm

I could see how a dry slope area could be more profitable than a snow dome - much less overhead...

They tried it a Hunter a loooong time ago..

You can still find the little plastic flakes in the grass.. Or so I've been told..

Yes, I remember it was a long, long time ago. I remember it from when I was a kid. It was right under B Lift.

Thats what it says in the book..
Must've been pretty gross... Hot 90 degree day - skiing on plastic flakes.. You fall and all the nasty plastic sticks to you... Like being tar and feathered...

A friend of my Dad's, was a school principle in NJ who was on Ski School staff, but an intermediate at best. He bought a little house across the street from the Catholic Church on 23a. He stayed there all summer and skied that slope and taught lessons to beginners. When winter came he had improved a great deal.

So anyways, it was slow, didn't feel like snow, but what the hay, it was something to do ski related in the summer.

BTW, his name is Severin Polodovich, I'm pretty sure he still owns the house there. He skis at Windham ever since Karl Platner went there. He's probably around 70 now. Any of you Hunta boyz ever here of him?

 

[BeanoNYC]

are things still on track for xanadu at the meadowlands? It's hard to get info on it.

 

[dmc]

How about the dry slopes? There are a ton of them in the UK:

http://www.natives.co.uk/whatsnew/dryski.htm

I could see how a dry slope area could be more profitable than a snow dome - much less overhead...

They tried it a Hunter a loooong time ago..

You can still find the little plastic flakes in the grass.. Or so I've been told..

Yes, I remember it was a long, long time ago. I remember it from when I was a kid. It was right under B Lift.

Thats what it says in the book..
Must've been pretty gross... Hot 90 degree day - skiing on plastic flakes.. You fall and all the nasty plastic sticks to you... Like being tar and feathered...

A friend of my Dad's, was a school principle in NJ who was on Ski School staff, but an intermediate at best. He bought a little house across the street from the Catholic Church on 23a. He stayed there all summer and skied that slope and taught lessons to beginners. When winter came he had improved a great deal.

So anyways, it was slow, didn't feel like snow, but what the hay, it was something to do ski related in the summer.

BTW, his name is Severin Polodovich, I'm pretty sure he still owns the house there. He skis at Windham ever since Karl Platner went there. He's probably around 70 now. Any of you Hunta boyz ever here of him?

I don't but JimG might.. I think he was around during the Platner era..
I know the house though.. Great view of the mountain... Would he let me put a webcam in there?

 

[noski]

Indoor Skiing?

http://www.goski.com/experts/snowdomes/snowdomes.htm

They got one in Japan where they've banned the 2 plankers.

What did some skier tell off the owner or something?

dmc- that was funny. If it's true, I wonder if their lip movement matched the words coming out.... :argue:

 

[dmc]

Indoor Skiing?

http://www.goski.com/experts/snowdomes/snowdomes.htm

They got one in Japan where they've banned the 2 plankers.

What did some skier tell off the owner or something?

dmc- that was funny. If it's true, I wonder if their lip movement matched the words coming out.... :argue:

あなたはあなたのsnowboard をここに使用することがで きない。

 

[JimG.]

I don't but JimG might.. I think he was around during the Platner era..
I know the house though.. Great view of the mountain... Would he let me put a webcam in there?

I was, but the name isn't ringing a bell; bet I'd remember him if I saw him though.