MogulQueen
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I'm representing the local chick division! Bart will be there too! I'm looking forward to racing on the rock solid mine field we call home. :-D
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Ski Sundown Bump or Bust Mogul Competition - 1/30/2010
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mondeo
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All other things remaining equal, I will be there, with mogulskiing.net swag (probably just stickers... but it's better than nothing, right???). I've just got to work on some sort of air...
can i get a signed sticker or something? please????
all kidding aside, the weather, as usual, will screw with us. rain and warmth this weekend followed by gradually falling temps next week. hopefully they get low enough so that Chris and his crew can top coat for the comp. but regardless, i speak for all of us when i say it would be awesome if you made it down.
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Local weather guy was alluding to a major cool-down late next week. Accuweather 15 Day seems to be supporting this (actually, they are calling for snow next Friday). Not counting on that, but hopefully, it will get cold enough for a few nights of snow making on Temptor. Not ideal with the heat and rain on Monday, but I think by the end of the week, it will look better than last year.
Don't bring your groomer to the event :wink:
Do you have MogulSkiing.net stickers on your cat?
good to hear. and to be honest, i'd take last year. It was waaay better then we had thought it was gonna be. firm, but edgable. i think having a good amount of people skiing it kind of loosens it up regardless of the weather situation.
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Agreed. When I first got up there last year, it was rough, but some shovel work and lots of skier traffic and it was definitely skiable.
I didnt realize there was anything other then people skiing it last year. what did they do shovelwise?
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I was there pretty early last year, the only shovel work I remember was 180 and 181 reworking the kickers and approach to the kickers. But I also took a short bar break with Grassi, so I may have missed something.
So who's up for some pre comp beers this year?
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There were chunks of snow being tossed off the jump areas that we were smashing lower down the trail.
Thanks, I think it will be fun regardless of weather.
And yes, of course you can get a signed sticker! Only 3 easy installments of $19.99, and this one-of-a-kind autographed mogulskiing.net sticker can be all yours. You must be 18 or older to call. Shipping and handling not included.
No I don't, but that's a good idea. Actually, maybe I'll get big door magnets! :wink:
I'm not sure Win would be very impressed...
That's great, can't wait to meet you!
It should be a good time, regardless of what the weather deals us.
Greg single handily reshaped the whole course with a shovel that morning. I guess he thought it would give him an advantage... Not too sure how that worked out for him...
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maybe that's where the hernia started....
hey, speaking of shovels, did anyone find the one i left up there?
I haven't looked for it. I assume someone picked it up by now...
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Let's get back on the roll call. I'm officially in.
