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Yea, settle down. An oz of prevention is worth a lb of cure. He heeI bet a lot of that stuff is good right now.
Looking at the woods off liftline...lot of stuff in there...might have to carefully poke around in there..that rime did no trees any favors.
Actually that's the entrance to Goat..it's pretty flat...the entrance is very narrow... you just...sliiiiide in. The double fall line is the killer.Pic #1 NO That's an elevator shaft.
Pic # 2 Yes, butt that's steep. 38%?
Pic # 3 Deep rutted moguls. I would defensively ski it. The one glowing part of a mogul someone skied into hard. 7 bumps down.
Have fun
I get dizzy skiing double fall lines. That's when knowing the trail is key. Butt, as we all know windblown snow, fallen trees and snowboarders can make matters worse.Actually, that's the entrance to Goat..it's pretty flat...the entrance is very narrow... you just...sliiiiide in. The double fall line is the killer.
No way, as this is an unnatural event. What next? this cannot be even close to true.Slug ski’s with snowboarders all the time.
Spruce is flat, Sterling is like the Valley slopes at Pats Peak. I got stuck lapping this trail for what seemed like an eternity.The only place to be was Gondi or Spruce snow was decent @ those locations