Joshua
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Thursday night is the night....there will be a strip of white on Upper Cascade with temps falling into the uppper 20's....Killington is all ready and set up to do it
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you better believe it! i cooked my new liners last week, had an AMAZING PTEX and base repair job done by sport thoma and lincoln (props! the bases haven't looked this good since i bought them! :beer: ) and had a binding installation done sunday. all and all, i'm ready. still gotta adjust my touring bindings to the new boots. gimme some snow! you are right, pathetic indeedBeanoNYC said:Anyone start messing around with their gear yet?
riverc0il said:'blow the mice'
I agree. In fact, I've got it on good authority that the mice have already been blown out, just not as snow. The snowmaking system which includes 279 Low E guns in position near the top areas of Killington Peak is primed and ready to fire. They are looking for a window of sustained cold for actual base-building which may begin over the weekend or early next week. I don't expect we'll see the photo-op type patch this year.Bob R said:I think no. I think Killington will wait until the next storm passes Sunday, Monday or Tues and then fire up the guns for real. I think the blowing out of the mice might just be passed bythis year with the focus on opening. time will tell. I don't care about marketing snow. I'm going anyway I don't need to be convinced.
Greg said:I agree. In fact, I've got it on good authority that the mice have already been blown out, just not as snow. The snowmaking system which includes 279 Low E guns in position near the top areas of Killington Peak is primed and ready to fire. They are looking for a window of sustained cold for actual base-building which may begin over the weekend or early next week. I don't expect we'll see the photo-op type patch this year.Bob R said:I think no. I think Killington will wait until the next storm passes Sunday, Monday or Tues and then fire up the guns for real. I think the blowing out of the mice might just be passed bythis year with the focus on opening. time will tell. I don't care about marketing snow. I'm going anyway I don't need to be convinced.