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There is a 100% chance that the number of beers I drink will be double the number of runs I take.
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What the heck is going on at Magic?
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Magicsnowboard
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Snowboarding was fun today. Finally rode the lift more than a few times.
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We skied Bromley today. Standard machine groomed frozen granular conditions.
On the way back my wife made me stop at some artificially nice country store. Some women asked me if it was my truck outside. I was stunned when she proceeded to lecture me about how Vermont has a no idling law. Then a guy next to her joins in and says its for global warming reasons and trucks use as much fuel idling as driving. I was so stunned I couldn't think of anything witty to say. It was like a scene from that Netflix skit series Portlandia.
Back to topic though...
We're in the Upper Pass Lodge getting ready for dinner right now. We're planning to head over to the Black Line Tavern for drinks later.
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Smellytele
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why did you leave it idling?
To warm it up. Remote starts are useful like that.
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according to statute, you can idle your vehicle for 5 minutes (in any 60 minute time period), or as needed for safety equipment such as defrosters. keep that in mind if turned in by some "vegetable lasagna" type.
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http://www.leg.state.vt.us/docs/2014/Acts/ACT057.pdf
( see pages 30 - 37 )
if reported by the country store owner, ticketed by the constable if he happens to be around and you want to wait, adjudicated as being in volation, you may be fined $10.
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http://www.leg.state.vt.us/docs/2014/Acts/ACT057.pdf
( see pages 30 - 37 )
if reported by the country store owner, ticketed by the constable if he happens to be around and you want to wait, adjudicated as being in volation, you may be fined $10.
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jrmagic
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I'm in the lodge now with some people if you're around. Reddish long sleeve shirt.
PearlJam09
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Wait, you're at the bar? I think I just missed you. Oh wait, no I didn't. Wife made me leave before I made bad decisions.
jrmagic
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Mehhh looked like a quiet crowd when you left. There are worse decisions lol
MEtoVTSkier
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Bahaha! Not MY 5.3! Probably idle a couple days on a tank of fuel, Driving maybe 6 hrs?
More know it alls... :roll:
Newpylong
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Looks like I shouldn't go there I leave my Duramax idling a lot in winter lol.
drjeff
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One of my friends, who's 9yr old raced at Magic on Saturday, said that the snow surface was as good as he's been skiing on at the Hermitage Club, where he's a member (even though he and his wife ski 2 to 3 times more days at Mount Snow every season and their kid races for Mount Snow), so while it may have taken a while for the Magic Mtn Ops team to get it going this season, they've got a quality product out there now!!
skied last thursday - will be back many thursdays if conditions merit
skied there last thurs, excellant!
pre-season contortions aside, everything there was better than i had hoped for. first, the grooming was as good as you can get anywhere with no lumpy/icy surprises - consistancy is the word. ops were friendly, ski patrol on-site, load/unload ramps perfect, ticket seller nice, bathrooms/lodge spotless, un-torn seat pads, paint on the carriers still holding up.
spent the first few runs on wand/hocus-pocus, then spent the rest of the day alternating with trick/show-off. there were only 4 other folks on the slopes (which was good and bad i suppose).
if next wed event doesn't kill it, i'll be there next thursday too. think
pics taken mid-day.
skied there last thurs, excellant!
pre-season contortions aside, everything there was better than i had hoped for. first, the grooming was as good as you can get anywhere with no lumpy/icy surprises - consistancy is the word. ops were friendly, ski patrol on-site, load/unload ramps perfect, ticket seller nice, bathrooms/lodge spotless, un-torn seat pads, paint on the carriers still holding up.
spent the first few runs on wand/hocus-pocus, then spent the rest of the day alternating with trick/show-off. there were only 4 other folks on the slopes (which was good and bad i suppose).
if next wed event doesn't kill it, i'll be there next thursday too. think
pics taken mid-day.
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Smellytele
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well because they are late to the game they haven't had to thaws and refreezes nor over grooming like others have had being open longer.
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Fun was had for sure, grooming and snow was great.
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jrmagic
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Soft snow is always fun.
Was that picture taken on the little kicker you built with him on top of hocus pocus?
Bene288
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Funny since you bough a Silverado right ? One of the better 1/2 tons for emissions.. Not like you have an old diesel tuned out with 8" exhaust stacks.. Didn't know Vermont had an idle law.
