Stephen said:Hmmm... perhaps we need to issue an Alpinezone Challenge!
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Wow. Impressive photos...
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Wow. Impressive photos...
Wow there are even trail signs! Cool!
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Powderhound21 said:
thats actually pretty good, there are real ski areas with smaller vericals
You must want to run or own a mountain sometime in the future.
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Definately. Not something massive like snowshoe or killington, but more like a ski club somewhere in WV or NY.
Just a few nice trails. Snowmobiles to get to the top.
Just a few nice trails. Snowmobiles to get to the top.
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Very cool. Where do you get the water from?
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I have 10GPM and 90psi water at my disposal off of a tap before the main reducer.
If I went with just plain water from my spigot, I would have only 8GPM and 55psi. That will work, but it wouldn't be too good. Im hoping to get 11GPM and 127psi off the main line before it branches off for my upgrade next year.
If I went with just plain water from my spigot, I would have only 8GPM and 55psi. That will work, but it wouldn't be too good. Im hoping to get 11GPM and 127psi off the main line before it branches off for my upgrade next year.
Is that well water?Powderhound21 said:
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Wow I'm quite impressed. Welcome to alpinezone. We may need to plan a meetup down south now ..... Bob ... get on it :wink:
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ALLSKIING said:
Powderhound21 said:
:idea: Hey Powderhound, AWF, if you'd like to go into ski resort management someday, you really should check out Lyndon State College which is in my part of VT and offers three different majors for ski resort management--one for management,, another for mapping and planning of resorts with GIS programs, , and another BS program in program management and adventure based activities . Courses are taught by Jay Peak's Bill Stenger I believe. No better to learn from. You also get the chance to work at Burke and Jay while your in school. Heck, you'll be skiing my old heart-throb, Burke!
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thetrailboss said:ALLSKIING said:
Powderhound21 said:
:idea: Hey Powderhound, AWF, if you'd like to go into ski resort management someday, you really should check out Lyndon State College which is in my part of VT and offers three different majors for ski resort management--one for management,, another for mapping and planning of resorts with GIS programs, , and another BS program in program management and adventure based activities . Courses are taught by Jay Peak's Bill Stenger I believe. No better to learn from. You also get the chance to work at Burke and Jay while your in school. Heck, you'll be skiing my old heart-throb, Burke!
that looks really cool, and its cheap, less then half the price of almost every school in boston.... that school actually has less students then my highschool, wish i think is very cool because i dont like huge schools... awsome location too, i love the NEK
its like a 10 minute drive to burke right?
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Thats pretty awesome. Right now im looking at a few colleges for meteorology and a little bit of ski resort management so I'll give that a look. Thanks.
Nope. Well water might not have enough pressure or flow. A few people that have home snowmaking systems have wells, but they have either booster pumps after the well, or their wekk pump is very durable.
AllSKIING said:
Nope. Well water might not have enough pressure or flow. A few people that have home snowmaking systems have wells, but they have either booster pumps after the well, or their wekk pump is very durable.
awf170 said:thetrailboss said:ALLSKIING said:
Powderhound21 said:
:idea: Hey Powderhound, AWF, if you'd like to go into ski resort management someday, you really should check out Lyndon State College which is in my part of VT and offers three different majors for ski resort management--one for management,, another for mapping and planning of resorts with GIS programs, , and another BS program in program management and adventure based activities . Courses are taught by Jay Peak's Bill Stenger I believe. No better to learn from. You also get the chance to work at Burke and Jay while your in school. Heck, you'll be skiing my old heart-throb, Burke!
that looks really cool, and its cheap, less then half the price of almost every school in boston.... that school actually has less students then my highschool, wish i think is very cool because i dont like huge schools... awsome location too, i love the NEK
its like a 10 minute drive to burke right?
Yes, 10 min to Burke, 5 min to the local town ski hill. You see both from the campus. About 45-1 hr to Jay. 45 to Cannon, 1.5 to Stowe.
Powderhound21 said:
LSC has one of the best meterology programs in the country and it is TOUGH. Quite a few anchors on TWC came from LSC including Jim Cantore (sp?)
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BeanoNYC said:
Right behind ya. :wink: I laugh I won't drive to NYC 4 1/2 to 5 hours... just to far, but I will drive that to go to SugarLoaf. :idea:
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thetrailboss said:
that is awsome... i really want to be a meterologist... what are the gpa requirements for that
Thats because the shots are so good. :wink: :lol:Bob R said:
awf170 said:
I honestly don't know...go to the website... :wink:
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