bigbog
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I like the skirt there Dave... :lol:
I like the skirt there Dave... :lol:
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Wachusett night skiing
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ozskier
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The equipment sorts bogs you down a litte bit but you quickly learn to compensate for it. If anyone is looking into doing inverted stuff I'd highly suggest taking a trip to the water ramps at placid before hucking yourself around on the snow.
I got a minor injury two years ago, I bruised my coccyx trying something stupid at Mount Snow. Thankfully it was the tail end of the season and it healed up nicely in a couple weeks. This Winter I had all sorts of knee and shin problems. My shins were pretty much done for with all the stress fractures so I decided to take it easy and not compete or hit anything too nasty.
BigBog, that isn't a skirt. C'mon now.
I got a minor injury two years ago, I bruised my coccyx trying something stupid at Mount Snow. Thankfully it was the tail end of the season and it healed up nicely in a couple weeks. This Winter I had all sorts of knee and shin problems. My shins were pretty much done for with all the stress fractures so I decided to take it easy and not compete or hit anything too nasty.
BigBog, that isn't a skirt. C'mon now.
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Skiing Wa certainly has pluses: Price and location. Also, learning to never stop on the hill and be hypervigelent to the hoards of brats and drunken Yahoos keeps it interesting.
The grooming is good and the crowds do thin out later in the night. Conditions are frequently "Sugar on China". Something is better than nothing. We can't all live in SLC and ski 100 days, and it is a big jump in vertical from any of the other Eastern MA areas. It might not be my favorite place to ski, but I've had a lot of fun there at various times.
The grooming is good and the crowds do thin out later in the night. Conditions are frequently "Sugar on China". Something is better than nothing. We can't all live in SLC and ski 100 days, and it is a big jump in vertical from any of the other Eastern MA areas. It might not be my favorite place to ski, but I've had a lot of fun there at various times.
Zand
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Every trip to Wachusett is different. If the crowds are low and there's been good weather lately, the skiing will be excellent. It varies greatly when it's crowded. It can still be good, just a lot of people. Sometimes, 90% of the crowd is beginners and then it heads downhill. The worst is a large crowd during cold weather when there hasn't been much snow. Talk about boilerplate.
Feel free to dig up my TRs from last season. There are a lot of them and they range from opening day on the boilerplate to the day after the blizzard to closing day, 75 degrees and $.25 hotdogs.
Feel free to dig up my TRs from last season. There are a lot of them and they range from opening day on the boilerplate to the day after the blizzard to closing day, 75 degrees and $.25 hotdogs.
Vortex
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What is the best night to go here. I have a few passes and want to go during a quiet night.
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