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Anyone Bring the Bikes Up to the Mountain?

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This is my first spring up at K participating in the spring skiing and the spring festivities. I would like to hike for turns with some and do some nature hikes, however do any of you bring your bikes up???
I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
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Skibumtress wrote:This is my first spring up at K participating in the spring skiing and the spring festivities. I would like to hike for turns with some and do some nature hikes, however do any of you bring your bikes up???
I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
Tress I MTN Bike up at
"K at least 4 times in the spring/summer.

Hey you want 2 get together and do some rideing up Sussex County way?
Let me know.
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I don't bike but I do hike for turns. I will be up again at the end of the month and if there is only one lift I will probably be hiking to ski some off the path trails. You are welcome to join me but make sure you have a backpack equipped to carry skis.
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Bling Skier wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:This is my first spring up at K participating in the spring skiing and the spring festivities. I would like to hike for turns with some and do some nature hikes, however do any of you bring your bikes up???
I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
Tress I MTN Bike up at
"K at least 4 times in the spring/summer.

Hey you want 2 get together and do some rideing up Sussex County way?
Let me know.
I'll be riding in the Andover area again as I did last summer as much as I can on the weekends. I love that park 'cause I can ride pavement, gravel and trails and then sit at a lake and relax afterwards. Great place!
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tyrolean_skier wrote:I don't bike but I do hike for turns. I will be up again at the end of the month and if there is only one lift I will probably be hiking to ski some off the path trails. You are welcome to join me but make sure you have a backpack equipped to carry skis.
Thanks Ty.... I'll be there. That's what I need... the backpack. I'll have to find a very inexpensive one..... unlesss, I can borrow somone's. :wink:
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Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:I don't bike but I do hike for turns. I will be up again at the end of the month and if there is only one lift I will probably be hiking to ski some off the path trails. You are welcome to join me but make sure you have a backpack equipped to carry skis.
Thanks Ty.... I'll be there. That's what I need... the backpack. I'll have to find a very inexpensive one..... unlesss, I can borrow somone's. :wink:
You can probably borrow Mtnman's since he won't be using this spring.
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tyrolean_skier wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:I don't bike but I do hike for turns. I will be up again at the end of the month and if there is only one lift I will probably be hiking to ski some off the path trails. You are welcome to join me but make sure you have a backpack equipped to carry skis.
Thanks Ty.... I'll be there. That's what I need... the backpack. I'll have to find a very inexpensive one..... unlesss, I can borrow somone's. :wink:
You can probably borrow Mtnman's since he won't be using this spring.
It's already waiting for someone to use it. It's hung in the ski room at the house.

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Mtn Man wrote: You can probably borrow Mtnman's since he won't be using this spring.
It's already waiting for someone to use it. It's hung in the ski room at the house.

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Thanks Buddy! :D
I will prolly take you up on your kind offer.

And.... I still have to get your ski bag back to you that I used on the trip to Tahoe. I'll bring it Saturday morning before the beer fest.
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Skibumtress wrote:
Mtn Man wrote: You can probably borrow Mtnman's since he won't be using this spring.
It's already waiting for someone to use it. It's hung in the ski room at the house.

B)

Thanks Buddy! :D
I will prolly take you up on your kind offer.

And.... I still have to get your ski bag back to you that I used on the trip to Tahoe. I'll bring it Saturday morning.[/quote]

Make sure you Borrow his skis too...

Hey MTNMAN Can I borrow your FB's, I think that Gap on ovation has gotten bigger and Im going to need a big boy ski to clear it! :D
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Pedro wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
Mtn Man wrote: You can probably borrow Mtnman's since he won't be using this spring.
It's already waiting for someone to use it. It's hung in the ski room at the house.

B)

Thanks Buddy! :D
I will prolly take you up on your kind offer.

And.... I still have to get your ski bag back to you that I used on the trip to Tahoe. I'll bring it Saturday morning.
Make sure you Borrow his skis too...

Hey MTNMAN Can I borrow your FB's, I think that Gap on ovation has gotten bigger and Im going to need a big boy ski to clear it! :D[/quote]


Good idea Pedro, I need some rock skis. But, no can do, they're too long for me. As you know, I'm vertically challenged.
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It's already waiting for someone to use it. It's hung in the ski room at the house.
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Skibumtress wrote:
Bling Skier wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:This is my first spring up at K participating in the spring skiing and the spring festivities. I would like to hike for turns with some and do some nature hikes, however do any of you bring your bikes up???
I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
Tress I MTN Bike up at
"K at least 4 times in the spring/summer.

Hey you want 2 get together and do some rideing up Sussex County way?
Let me know.
I'll be riding in the Andover area again as I did last summer as much as I can on the weekends. I love that park 'cause I can ride pavement, gravel and trails and then sit at a lake and relax afterwards. Great place!
We rode "Kittatinny" state park last weekend...ever ride up 2 the "Tower", thats a lung buster. but the ride down is worth the pain involved getting up 2 the top.
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Skibumtress wrote: I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
this one made me laugh. Hey I've been playing golf, or attempting to, for years and i'm still waiting for someone to teach me! get in line.
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2knees wrote:
Skibumtress wrote: I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
this one made me laugh. Hey I've been playing golf, or attempting to, for years and i'm still waiting for someone to teach me! get in line.
:lol: :lol:
I'm in line. My Dad taught me a bit when I was in highschool but I just never got out there enough. He only took me when his buddies weren't playing. He liked going with his buddies better 'cause then he could play up to the 19th hole. I'm actually pretty easy to teach. I'm the type of person who needs three steps, then let me practice, let me learn from my mistakes and then tell me what I'm doing right and what I'm doing wrong.
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Skibumtress wrote:
2knees wrote:
Skibumtress wrote: I would like to join some in playing golf too but no one has volunteered to teach me yet (I don't blame you one bit :wink: ).
this one made me laugh. Hey I've been playing golf, or attempting to, for years and i'm still waiting for someone to teach me! get in line.
:lol: :lol:
I'm in line. My Dad taught me a bit when I was in highschool but I just never got out there enough. He only took me when his buddies weren't playing. He liked going with his buddies better 'cause then he could play up to the 19th hole. I'm actually pretty easy to teach. I'm the type of person who needs three steps, then let me practice, let me learn from my mistakes and then tell me what I'm doing right and what I'm doing wrong.
Bummy, my brother is an avid golfer and from what he has explained to me, as long as you have the 19th hole down pat, the previous 18 are pretty inconsequential........
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