MRGisevil
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Yeah, I don't know if you noticed, but in the middle of that run I got kinda confused @ the flats...I kept going in every which direction trying to find a bump to go around :lol: I know... I know... I'm a sad lamb....
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Glad you jumped in there. You did very well. It's actually pretty easy to ski right now. If you don't want to take a direct line, you can cruise around the bumps. You will find as it continues to get skied in and as they top coat them with snowmaking, the bumps will grow and the troughs will deepen. Keep at it and hopefully your skills will mature along with the bumps!
Bah! Gunbarrel... :roll: You're a bumper now!
:lol:
From the sun deck to the Temptor merge is almost identical. The initial section of Lower Nor'easter is also very similar. The part in the middle of Lower Nor'easter that is a bit flat and turns slightly left is sort of similar to last year in how the lines waver around. I know the 6-7 bump section at the bottom that you're talking about and it's not really there this year.....yet. That area needs the most work. Also, like Brian says, since the bumps extend down further, it throws your perspective off a bit. From the midpoint down on Lower Nor'easter is where the most work is needed. It did improve over the course of the night though. They need to dust them a bit more (Jarrod indicates Friday night) and they just need to be skis by some good skiers. Exhibition is very similar although it stops a bit shorter than last year. It's fun to carry speed off the Canyon Run flats and slam right into them... :lol:
Get out there! They need your help.
IMHO those great turns after the flat section aren't there this year, not yet anyway. That last section doesn't seem as steep to me either, like they didn't build it up as much or something. As with any bumps they're a work in progress, we just need to ski em in to how we like em..
Get out there! They need your help.
notice i got up at 3:30 in the morning to check for a trip report though.
notice i got up at 3:30 in the morning to check for a trip report though.
Then again if you're beating me over the head with a hammer you probably don't want me to wake up... ever...
Sheesh. The big man is ornery this morning. What? Are you a little tired or something...
Nice vid, Greg! So efficient, too! Brian was ready to head to bed when I saw your post that it would be up soon, so we both waited...and watched it on separate computers. :lol:
I've been so sleep deprived for the last few weeks that I don't even recognize when I'm tired anymore, well except for when I fall asleep while standing...
Well, as long as you don't while skiing. That would be bad. You looked good last night, B. Miles ahead of early last season. The Head bump skis seem to be serving you well. I expect a Jonny Moseley dinner roll off one of those "kickers" by the end of the season...
I Emailed Chris and Jarrod to show appreciation:
jarrod@skisundown.com
chris@skisundown.com
Anyone heading over tomorrow? I'll probably be there mid afternoon sometime into the evening. Maybe 2-6 pm or 3-7pm. Something like that.
B how'd you like the snake skis?
If he pulls a dinner roll, i'd expect a kick ass blaster out of you bro.
I'm not exactly sure what a dinner roll even is
I enjoyed myself on the bumps more than I initially thought I would (somewhat surprised that trying nor'easter didn't ultimately result in a monsterous face plant) and am actually already itching to get out and try them again!
Very interesting vid:
You got that, B!