Brettski
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Good Lord.
The Bush is a great place.
Period.
The Bush is a great place.
Period.
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vtskibum said:very handy when needing a ride on GFlats road
German Flats Road. Connects North to South.Brettski said:Alrighty then....Who knows what GFlats is?
Anyone?
Ending point of most slidebrook adventures. 8)Greg said:German Flats Road. Connects North to South.Brettski said:Alrighty then....Who knows what GFlats is?
Anyone?
Greg said:German Flats Road. Connects North to South.Brettski said:Alrighty then....Who knows what GFlats is?
Anyone?
Blue tooth was still operating last winter (I think), though kinda running on empty... common man I'm pretty sure is still going... BJ festival has been gone since the unilever deal unfortunately...Brettski said:Greg said:German Flats Road. Connects North to South.Brettski said:Alrighty then....Who knows what GFlats is?
Anyone?
Yes, I know...sheesh...I was hoping for someone who hasn't been.
SPEAKING of who hasn't been...who hasn't?
Stowe is quaint, smuggs is VERY localish, KMart's a mess, but the bush...that's just nice....is the blue tooth still around?
The common man was great...hope that's still there...
Played golf at the sugarbush country club once...awesome course....
They still have the Ben and Jerry's festival at the bush?
Strat said:I remember that... first saw it in the Waitsfield Telecom phonebook, and was rather annoyed and amazed that they would do such a thing... saw it last year on skivermont.com, had it favorited for a while but I think I got rid of it...
There was a pattern of fraudulent misrepresentation that started with the parking lot attendants, continued along to the cashier, then it was spread around the mountain by the lift operators, it was posted on the magnetic board at the Mt. Ellen Lodge and it finally finished with customer service in the front office.