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Thanks! :angry: :evil: :angry: :uzi:
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ChileMass
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Spoke to my brother in law in Silverthrone CO today (in Summit County) who says they have received 3 feet of snow in the past week up at Loveland Pass. It's really messing up his golf game - !! :wink:
awf170
New member
ChileMass said:
i feel so bad for him :lol:
It will be a short offseason for the skiers in CO.
Vortex
Member
I should just move. :idea:
Bob R said:
Good idea, me too! :idea:
loafer89
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June 5th would be an early closing date for them if they have that much snow. Usually they have the upper mountain open until late June-early July?
I was thinking about taking my son to Timberline Lodge this summer, but they only have a 57" base. When I was there in May of 1999 they had a 203" base, and the first two stories of the lodge were still buried.
I've heard that they will only be skiing until early July this year??
I was thinking about taking my son to Timberline Lodge this summer, but they only have a 57" base. When I was there in May of 1999 they had a 203" base, and the first two stories of the lodge were still buried.
I've heard that they will only be skiing until early July this year??
Nancy
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Bob R said:
Heading that way next week to look for a place to live for the next year or so. The mountains are calling....who am I to not listen? :wink:
BeanoNYC
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http://www.shockwave.com/landing/landingIndex.jsp?id=ski3d&syswarn=accept
Stumbled upon this game in the Time for Tucks forums.
Set a fan up in your face to make it more realistic. :roll:
I like going on the training mode and straightlining it.
Hope this helps a little with the depresssion.
Stumbled upon this game in the Time for Tucks forums.
Set a fan up in your face to make it more realistic. :roll:
I like going on the training mode and straightlining it.
Hope this helps a little with the depresssion.
awf170
New member
some one also made a tux map to for another game, but i didnt want to download it onto my computer so i didnt get it but it looks cool
awf170
New member
nice 2:33.58 whats ur best time
u should of warned me that i need to take a motion sickness pill before doing that :lol:uke:
u should of warned me that i need to take a motion sickness pill before doing that :lol:
uke:awf170
New member
oh ya 2:20.85
tirolerpeter
New member
Ski withdrawal depression.
Postings like the one about Keystone, and peeks at the Snowbird website have convinced me that I have only one remaining course of action. MOVE! My wife an I are putting our house here on Long Island up for sale in early spring 06. We need the next few months to "spruce" things up a bit to maximize our selling price. I have been skiing out in Utah for the last five years, and I think it is the best place for us to move to in terms of ski season length, multiple mountain access, (Imagine spending $2 - $3/day on gasoline instead of $30-$60/run on trips to upstate NY or NE!) airport convenience, (I have three adult kids who all ski and I know will visit.) large city cultural, culinary, and medical facilities, and opportunities for my wife to pursue her passion...(no not me) quilt design and construction. We will also save a ton on utilities, property taxes, car insurance, and a number of other living costs. Since we are both retired, we do not have to make a living to boot! SLC, here we come.
Postings like the one about Keystone, and peeks at the Snowbird website have convinced me that I have only one remaining course of action. MOVE! My wife an I are putting our house here on Long Island up for sale in early spring 06. We need the next few months to "spruce" things up a bit to maximize our selling price. I have been skiing out in Utah for the last five years, and I think it is the best place for us to move to in terms of ski season length, multiple mountain access, (Imagine spending $2 - $3/day on gasoline instead of $30-$60/run on trips to upstate NY or NE!) airport convenience, (I have three adult kids who all ski and I know will visit.) large city cultural, culinary, and medical facilities, and opportunities for my wife to pursue her passion...(no not me) quilt design and construction. We will also save a ton on utilities, property taxes, car insurance, and a number of other living costs. Since we are both retired, we do not have to make a living to boot! SLC, here we come.
BeanoNYC
Active member
awf170 said:
Got a link?
BeanoNYC said:
Thanks for the link, that'll help a little!
awf170
New member
BeanoNYC said:
just to go this
http://timefortuckerman.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4413&page=1&pp=15
then there is some convo talking about what u need to download for and other stuff like that. Im going to get it when he gets the already compressed version out
BeanoNYC
Active member
Thanks. After researching, however, I think I need to wait for the Mac version.
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