madskier6
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My son Kevin is 8 and I know he'll enjoy skiing with someone his age.
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Ski Sundown (night): Friday, 1/12/2007
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My son Kevin is 8 and I know he'll enjoy skiing with someone his age.
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Yup. Should be fine. Even if it does rain, it'll be light.
If anyone cares I've update the graph to allow you to choose at what point you want the data to start in the graph via a drop-down box. Unfortunately I just realized that it resets every time you refresh though... Knew I was forgetting something. :roll: Anyway, the point was to make the graph smaller so you didn't have to scroll to the side so much...
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Anybody else getting psyched? I hope to be clicking in closer to 6:30 now. I'm really anxious to see how much snow they made.
I'm jealous guys... 
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Warren is just shy of 7, his birthday is on January 23rd. I look forward to meeting you and your son.
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Well, I was bummed I couldn't ski last night as planned, so I decided to head out for a couple of hours first thing this morning - was first on the yellow triple at 9 a.m. Sundown did a great job getting a decent cover on all the open trails. Conditions were very firm, with plenty of loose granular and death cookies at first. As skier traffic increased and the sun came out, things warmed up and turned nicely softer; though a few parts started getting "skied off" and down to a very icy base.
Stinger was probably the run of the day, as was Canyon Run for nice cruising. I left at about 11:20; was a blast to finally get out and really ski - had only been out about 5 times this season with my young kids.
Sundown did a great job getting a decent cover on all the open trails. Conditions were very firm, with plenty of loose granular and death cookies at first. As skier traffic increased and the sun came out, things warmed up and turned nicely softer; though a few parts started getting "skied off" and down to a very icy base.Stinger was probably the run of the day, as was Canyon Run for nice cruising. I left at about 11:20; was a blast to finally get out and really ski - had only been out about 5 times this season with my young kids.
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Well, I was bummed I couldn't ski last night as planned, so I decided to head out for a couple of hours first thing this morning - was first on the yellow triple at 9 a.m.
Stinger was probably the run of the day, as was Canyon Run for nice cruising. I left at about 11:20; was a blast to finally get out and really ski - had only been out about 5 times this season with my young kids.
Cool! Thanks for the update!
Easy dad....We both have two girls..:blink: we will get ours.Maybe they can pick up teenage snowboarding chicks together...
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Just teasing. Warren had me cracking up a few weeks back when he latched on to a snowboarder girl. Too cute.
loafer89
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We are leaving now to give Warren extra time to hook up with someone on the slopes.:lol:
It's quite warm here in Bloomfield (49.6F) should make for some soft snow tonight.
See you guys later
It's quite warm here in Bloomfield (49.6F) should make for some soft snow tonight.
See you guys later
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I should be rolling within 30 mins....
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I just got back from Ski Sundown, but I will leave it to Greg for the conditions report. It was nice to meet up and ski with Grassi21 and madskier6.
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