Hawk
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With Bravo open how are they getting to the bottom once you ski Murphy's or Bidland? Lower Jester? Lower Downspout? I didn't see that snowmaking was complete down low.
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With Bravo open how are they getting to the bottom once you ski Murphy's or Bidland? Lower Jester? Lower Downspout? I didn't see that snowmaking was complete down low.
talking to my daughter this morning much of the area lost power for a while
Snow day for Morertown Schools
Not just all of the above but because beginner terrain typical takes less snow to open on than steeper, advanced/expert runs do. Therefore its quicker to expand terrain by starting on these as you can shift off them faster.That’s a good question, but it seems that this approach is not unique to sb. My son is out in Colorado and they’re doing the same thing at winter park and copper. I wonder if the strategy is to get beginner terrain open first, or they’re trying to avoid not having beginner terrain for the holidays should the weather turn unfavorable if they wait till after the more advanced terrain is done.
Be careful on Grand Avenue at SR. The orange heads are the customized Phazers. The Black headed ones are SMI's, guessing customized off their FreedomX heads.The nucleators are the big nozzles right? Sunday River has at least one of those Phazer on a tower with 4 big nozzles and one small nozzle on Grand Ave.
huh? what rocks? ( I kid) there must be close to, if not over, 2 feet up there and I assume its fairly dense. thanks ullr for running the great snow guns in the sky. forecast is promising for friday-saturday too. I'm giddy even though im grounded for the next few weekends.They just opened Paradise. Knowing from many early season visits, rock skis are definetly required. Personally, I think they should wait on that trail until the snow level is deaper or we get another wet event to solidify the base. There are too many rocks and ledges. The snow get wiped out and then nothing sticks later unless we get wet snow and it freezes.