The governor would be wise to shut down parking to out of state plates. Stiff fines. This goes for all states imo
Vermont is having police monitor places.
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The governor would be wise to shut down parking to out of state plates. Stiff fines. This goes for all states imo
+1 on this.
I had been holding out hope that Mt. Abram would be able to allow access at least another week or two (which, at the current rate, is about how long I'd expect the snow to be reasonable and not silly skiing). Now I'm trying to figure out how the heck I'm going to keep myself and my dog from going crazy between now and hiking season—most trails are either still snowed in, or in a mud-season situation that makes usage a bad stewardship decision (plus those trails are getting a significant amount of traffic now with very few options available), and road-walking is both higher-risk than skiing and involves interacting with a lot more people and dogs.
I've come to the unfortunate conclusion that the number of people who don't understand that skiing (particularly when earning turns, but also can be applied to any number of any other inherently risky outdoor activities) can, for those of us who have chosen to live near reasonable venues and have the experience to evaluate and mitigate risks, be done in a manner involving reasonably low risks is significant; unfortunately, the number of people who don't understand "live near" and "in a manner involving reasonably low risks" is even more significant and resulting in very few options to get outside in a reasonable manner.
Stay home
Remember when places are crowded everyone else is the idiot for being there not you.
So you committed a crime and trespassed on sugarbush property?
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If you post pics on the net, complete with selfie, yes, you were there. Not saying that if it's in your back yard it's a bad thing, but posting about it might not be so smart.If no one saw you, were you there?
Don’t care how’s that
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