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SkiDork wrote:Wouldn't it make sense for Greg to put some sort of notice up on his main page explaining whats going on? This is the busiest time of the year for a skiing board/forum.

Yes, it would make sense.

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rogman wrote:Actually, Tom's last post (Killington #1...) probably got more flack on AZone than it did here. I guess Greg has already packed it in...

Link for those of us that do not read AZone?

http://forums.alpinezone.com/59201-kill ... urvey.html

I'm boycotting GregZone for life but I certainly have no issue with Steve Wright using a shot of his youngest daughter in that piece. Like always, you got exactly what he thinks. Suspend tee ball and soccer for the weekend. Go out and play in the snow one last time. Geoff, I hope that's not going t...

I say this as objectively as possible, but Powdr really could learn a thing or two about customer service from Sugarbush. At least on this day, the obvious passion for skiing/riding up there spilled over to produce ear to ear smiles on everyone. Safe to say the difference between running a business...

Highway Star wrote:Did not make tha 11 am because of social activities. Didn't think anyone would be there, so I didn't bother.

I was in the canyon all afternoon, skiing fast and jumping off stuff....

2. It is real easy to spend other people's money, particularly when you don't have P&L responsibility. A little constructive listening might be a good idea. POWDR's biggest problem right now is trust . They have a credibility problem, largely of their own making. Until they fix that, nothing el...

Highway Star wrote:I told them the master plan for year-round skiing at Killington, and it broke the A-zone.

We all got our weekly fill of laughs off that one, and decided we didn't need anymore for a while.

SS, these "good guys" that you speak of, because of how they handle themselves to their customers don't have their core crew pissed off at them. And to boot, they threw one awesome 1st ever winter brewers fest last weekend for their customers and it was so successful that before it even e...

Killington had 58 trails open yesterday and is up to 64 trails today as they continue to open terrain also!!! And there's still more terrain to be opened up once again!! alright spill it. hopefully they're gonna do the right thing regarding needles. even better would be bear ... Maybe they should &...

Hi guys. I'm an admin over in the Sugarloaf Forum (http://www.sugarloaftoday.com/chat) and this topic made our board yesterday. Perhaps you could post the full headers on the email. This would clearly identify the origin of the email and you could compare IP addresses to those from emails you know ...

BumpMeister wrote:Resort should be made on his own time and personal computor.

Anyone else catch that "computer" is spelled incorrectly?

Last March, on my very 1st run of a 6 day trip, I fell on Cruise and broke my pole over my rib cage. So off to the car I go to get my spare pair. Crap. I forgot them in NJ. So a quick pit stop over at Snowshed's rental area and and I was able to "borrow" a pair for the rest of the week. Ok...

I went back a few time during the day and scanned the racks but couldn't find them. I did forget to mention that we were left one Solomon pole as a replacement. What I can't understand is if you bust a pole mid-day, why steal when the rental shop is more than willing to loan you a pole for the rest ...

I know that theft is pretty common at ski areas, but in twenty years, I've never had a problem. I always lock my skis and loop the poles over the top. I'd like to thank the ass hat who stole my girlfriends poles on 3/18/07 in front of K1 Lodge. While her skis were locked up, I've never had to really...