granite
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you spend about ten minutes watching the lift spin and the snow cat groom Superstar on the Superstar live cam at Killington.
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When you buck the system and fully rebel against societal pressures to chase the American Dream so you can move to the mountains and ski 100 days a year.
When you drive 4 hours each way..get a hotel to ski a few trails in november...
This, without the hotel. But for me, April and May, even June the last two years.When you drive 4 hours each way..get a hotel to ski a few trails in november...
100 days isn't what it used to be, gainfully employed software developer who skis 100 days here
Definitely duct tape and I dont mean duct tape on your gear, I mean spare duct tape wrapped around your pole for midday repairs.
Edit - shit just checked 14 on the moose list
Agree on the different lifestyle part, but disagree on the anti-establishment part.That’s great! Good for you. Although, I have to admit that it sounds exhausting imo.
In my mind ski bumming isn’t about numbers anyways, it’s an anti-establishment counter culture. It’s a completely different lifestyle than what’s considered normal and it’s all about giving up societal comforts in order to be be in the mountains as much as possible.
No offense to anyone on here but you aren’t a ski bum being a desk jockey living in the city. Being a ski bum means you are going all in and fearlessly march to beat of your own drum.
I think most of the description on this thread are more of the “Ski Obsessed” rather than “ski bum”.
Admittedly, the term had be hijacked by the urbanite.