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jwaltz666 wrote:if you are taking apres into consideration SR is off the list
if the mt matters the loaf goes way ahead of it too but also loses on apres

took the words right out of my mouth, if the apres ski is high on the priority list, I second the Tremblant suggestion.

I would like to see the pipes replaced on Lower Pipe Dream and Valley Plunge and once again see snow made there... It would be nice to show those coming up the Skyeship from RT4 a little something there besides a meandering traverse. Good call, if this mountain is known for it's great snow and terr...

I feel that if the interconnect is put in place, Pico will be overloaded with guests, and will be like President's Week all season long. Although, with the new owners, more staff over there and a more logical way of running things may be able to handle the flow. But as of right now, and how things a...

Very impressive. I wish I could handle my bike that well.

um, sure.

have you tried restarting the computer? if so, try finding the folder by right-clicking on Start, :explore, then find the folder

I-95N till Augusta, 27N right up to the access rd. and yeah, you can cruise on those back roads without much worry.

Getting to the Loaf though has to be one of the coolest drives. Basically drive along through the middle of nowhere and all of the sudden out of nowhere, you round this corner and you basically have the exact view you see in the picture in this thread! And the Loaf is one really, big, impressive lo...

1.5 hours from my house back in Maine, maybe i should go hike when i go home for the summer on the 6th narrow gauge, gondi line, skidder, hayburner, kings landing, all look very skiable. what a sight for may 24th.

hahaha.

Ski 100 days: done. 5/6/07 was # 101. Progress in park: done. went from barely being able to slide boxes to sliding tall single barrels with steeze. sloppy 360's turned into steezy crossed up 5's with grabs. injury midseason kept me from getting the goal of spinning a 7. : ( Improve in bumps: done....

I own the ski, and they are great for park, as they are like skiing noodles and can pop of of anything. However, with no backbone they SUCK at carving. I wouldn't recommend them for all mountain use for anybody above intermediate. They are designed for a park and pipe ski and thats what they are goo...

Funny... no mention of the dorm fiasco on Killington Road and the subsequent bankruptcy of the Rome Corporation, due to large part to the dual incompetence and neglect of Allen "The Edjamacation President" Wilson and Green Mountain College, or as I like to call it, "Vermont's Premier...

i see it now..

looks like O.L. taken with a fisheye lens, cause the bear quad is on the right