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Is that a metal spike coming off the side of your vehicle? That's some Mad Max sh!t
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Is that a metal spike coming off the side of your vehicle? That's some Mad Max sh!t
You mean the tow hook on the front bumper? All Jeep Wranglers have those. They are attachment point for tow straps to get yourself or someone else unstuck when offroad
No, they didn't groom much on the double side. Well, not with the machine groomer anyway. I'd called some of the trails "skier groomed"!On Platty's website, the entire condition report says MGPP/PP for every single trail.
Did they really groom the entire mountain or is it a case of the web person not knowing WTH they're talking about? It would be very unusual for Platty to do that, it's a skiers mountain and they normally leave a ton of terrain natural.
Sad.
I was able to avoid about 5-6 of them crossing Rt 30, at 30 second intervals!
Saw the first 2 or 3 from a long ways away. Then one as I got closer so I slowed down. Then saw another, so my brain finally engaged and I stepped on the break. Missed one more who jumped out 10 feet in front of my by then stopped car. I sat there for another half a minute, just when I was ready to move, one more jumped out where the previous one crossed...
Quite the opposite when it comes to grooming, at least yesterday. Except for the greens and one blue (Sundown) everything was left natural.
We have a lot of deer where I live and it's much more populated then the area around Roxbury.
I too, see herds crossing roads. But this was different, they were very far apart. The first couple I saw I was so far away the deer looked as small as dogs. It wasn't until I was close enough to see the next couple as deer!Deer often travel in herds. If you see one run cross the road you can be sure a few more will follow so you have to make sure you stop and wait for all of them to cross. I see it all the time...One will run across and then a few seconds a bunch more follow.
I got the impression that they know exactly who comes there to ski and what they want and acres of groomed corduroy isn't it.
I can't imagine anyone who knows about Platty going there expecting a smaller version of Hunter. It's like comparing oranges vs apples.