saw that after I posted. would be perfect.Stark mt bikes runs a shuttle perfect for you 10$
But you must have a
yeti
Super stoked for winter
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saw that after I posted. would be perfect.Stark mt bikes runs a shuttle perfect for you 10$
But you must have a
yeti
Super stoked for winter
Thanks Hawk. Great color there. I'm pretty impressed with the speed that the VT adaptive space is going up. Though still hard to believe they'll get everything done by ski season.I posted this on the covid Thread.
The Sugarbush yearly update was short and to the point this year. As we all here know there was not a lot planned for upgrades this year. The big news was about the new Vermont adaptive sports building and upgrades to the Mt Ellen lodge. I stopped by and this looks pretty cool. they expanded the right side of the building to incorporate the space. Highlights are new bathrooms on all three levels, en elevator for access to all floors, a new huge deck on the back and modifications and upgrades to the rest of the lodge. For the rest of the mountain: They did a bunch of maintanence, restored the gadd brook by removing the culvert and exposing the brook, bought a new groomer and excavator, bought more guns, dug out the Mt Ellen snowmaking pond for more capacity, put new snowmaking pipes on Northstar I think, maybe is was cruiser. One of those that takes all the traffic back down to Northridge chair.
Lastly they did not mention the rules this season for Covid safety. It sounded like the lodges will still be somewhat restricted as they talked about keeping the online ordering and pick up. They did not mention crowd levels in the lodge for warming and hanging out. They did not mention the lift lines. But in an off the record conversation I had with a couple of people, it sounded like they were going to ease or not enforce masks in line, get rid of the empty coral lines inbetween and the singles line might be back. So somewhat back to normal outside and maybe a little easing with the indoor policies. I think it is still a wait and see how the infection levels are come November and what the state publishes for guildlines. It sounded positive.
An e-mail was sent out from Sugarbush on behalf of John Hammond today about the Vermont Adaptive space (and also mentioned the $350K they still need). I definitely think this is a fantastic cause and have been meaning to donate for a while to help them cross the finish line. I finally made my donation tonight.Ya it will be a great space. I didn't talk about the new Adaptive space that much. It is going to be a great thing for so many people that are challenged by injury or born with illness. It will make things so much easier for this program and bring a lot of great experiences to people who have physical challenges. They had a booth at the courtyard and were giving out info and collecting donations. Hammond said they are still $350k away from thier goal. We will donate to this great cause. Yes lots of work to do but they still have 2 months and a lot can happen.
It was mentioned in First!Stunned that I'm the first to mention that SB got snow yesterday! Winter is coming!
he was head of F&B at sugarbush and/or chef at timbers for awhilewho is that?
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Bathrooms on all 3 levels. Ridiculous. Bathrooms in ski areas should be in the basement cuz it's fun climbing stairs in ski boots. Seriously, not having to walk down flights of stairs is a good thing.I posted this on the covid Thread.
The Sugarbush yearly update was short and to the point this year. As we all here know there was not a lot planned for upgrades this year. The big news was about the new Vermont adaptive sports building and upgrades to the Mt Ellen lodge. I stopped by and this looks pretty cool. they expanded the right side of the building to incorporate the space. Highlights are new bathrooms on all three levels, en elevator for access to all floors,