The Jay Cloud

[twinplanx]

Yes this thread is great!

Lol I did not realize that there were so many "experts" on this forum ;-)

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[Huck_It_Baby]

Lol I did not realize that there were so many "experts" on this forum ;-)

A couple Gurus around here I think but most of us are just enthusiasts. Hard not to be passionate about weather as a skier, hiker, etc.

 

[mattchuck2]

Yes, it's not everyday you hear discussion of the Grenville Orogeny in a skiing thread. As a geologist, I appreciate it and hope it continues. Also, I was at Jay Peak and made a video. The music was picked because it places our geologically insignificant lives in the proper context.

 

[Smellytele]

Weird we have so many geologist on here. Any archaeologist? I know none of either so I thought I would ask.

 

[from_the_NEK]

I'm not technically a geologist. I'm a geographer. I did minor in earth sciences and studied geology quite a bit as part of that. I wrote a couple of papers on Vermont's geology as part of my classes. Vermont has a very complex geology and we have just kind of touched on the more major components in this thread.
And Mattchuck...:beer:

 

[yeggous]

I am technically a degreed geologist, but I specialized in mountain meteorology in grad school. I've taken tectonics courses but don't actively work in the area.

 

[Nick]

Yes, it's not everyday you hear discussion of the Grenville Orogeny in a skiing thread. As a geologist, I appreciate it and hope it continues. Also, I was at Jay Peak and made a video. The music was picked because it places our geologically insignificant lives in the proper context.

!!!!! :beer: :beer:

 

[ScottySkis]

It snows a lot. I need to go to Jay this winter.:grin::grin::-D

 

[gladerider]

can't wait. booked for the prez week for the first time there.