loafer89
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Area Skied: Sunday River
Date Skied: November 25th, 2007 from 8:10am - 1:00pm non stop
Surface Conditions: machine groomed, packed powder, machine made powder
Weather: Sun and clouds, some flurries. 20F at 8:00am and 39F at 1:00pm
Warren and I started the day at South Ridge meeting up with BobR for a few runs in the morning. We started out on a perfectly groomed Broadway and then skied Lower Lazy River with nice corduroy. We moved on to the Sunday River Express chair and skied Upper Sunday Punch and Monday Mourning which had some snowmaking whales left over from the previous two nights of snowmaking.
We all skied down Lazy River and then we took the Spruce Peak Triple to the summit where I meet up with Terry and then we parted ways after saying hello. Warren and I skied down Risky Business which had some large whales for a roller coaster ride near the top.
Next up was Cascades which was quite icy and skied off and not very much fun to ski. We saw snowmaking going on all day yesterday on Southpaw so now that it was opened we made our way over to it. The trail had huge wales, some of them 5-10' tall and lots of soft powdery snow which was fun to ski.
Right Stuff was better then yesterday with snowmaking overnight, but it was mostly dust on crust with lots of ice and some loose snow.
The trail of the day was American Express which had snowmaking ongoing until it opened this morning. The trail had mega amounts of powder/packed powder with some nice mini moguls in spots. We did 3 laps on the trail and had a blast each time.
Whale on Southpaw:
Warren on Southpaw:
Locke and Barker Mountains:
American Express:
Date Skied: November 25th, 2007 from 8:10am - 1:00pm non stop
Surface Conditions: machine groomed, packed powder, machine made powder
Weather: Sun and clouds, some flurries. 20F at 8:00am and 39F at 1:00pm
Warren and I started the day at South Ridge meeting up with BobR for a few runs in the morning. We started out on a perfectly groomed Broadway and then skied Lower Lazy River with nice corduroy. We moved on to the Sunday River Express chair and skied Upper Sunday Punch and Monday Mourning which had some snowmaking whales left over from the previous two nights of snowmaking.
We all skied down Lazy River and then we took the Spruce Peak Triple to the summit where I meet up with Terry and then we parted ways after saying hello. Warren and I skied down Risky Business which had some large whales for a roller coaster ride near the top.
Next up was Cascades which was quite icy and skied off and not very much fun to ski. We saw snowmaking going on all day yesterday on Southpaw so now that it was opened we made our way over to it. The trail had huge wales, some of them 5-10' tall and lots of soft powdery snow which was fun to ski.
Right Stuff was better then yesterday with snowmaking overnight, but it was mostly dust on crust with lots of ice and some loose snow.
The trail of the day was American Express which had snowmaking ongoing until it opened this morning. The trail had mega amounts of powder/packed powder with some nice mini moguls in spots. We did 3 laps on the trail and had a blast each time.
Whale on Southpaw:
Warren on Southpaw:
Locke and Barker Mountains:
American Express:
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