first place I ever played golf and got lessons. Grandpa was a member.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flounder
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first place I ever played golf and got lessons. Grandpa was a member.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flounder
I took my qualifying classes for the Eastern Professional Ski Touring Instructors Asso. certification program at Drumlins. Skiing on Madshus Birkebeiner's and 3 pins at the time. Never went on to get my certification but was able to use the title the get in on the Dynafit Pro program 35 years later.
Drumlins sounds like a KFC menu item.
Popeyes for sure.
I don’t know. Sounds more like a doughnut related menu item to me- like a knock off version of a Munchkin from a Stewart’s of a Wegmans bakery or something. “Hey, since you’re going, grab a box of Drumlins for the kids. Get a mix of glazed and jelly Drumlins.”
firm n fast today...
gotta find the right tools fer the job. something with a nice short turn radius.
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these otta do it....
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yep...
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proper tools make every job easier.
Hello 65-70.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
Don’t like the weather in the upstates? Just wait a little bit.
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Current time trails are producing sub optimal results.
Hmmm. Maybe you should switch up your 6 pack to Drumlin's Malt Liquor. Very upstate, that.
Oh hell yes. One of my favorite skis I’ve owned was that vintage Dynastar Vertical Assaults.Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
13 year old me was just like Plake baby!
Bwah!Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
Maximus SuperQuote:
Originally Posted by EWG
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Maximum stupor....
Best thing to have in front of you and somebody’s buying rounds.
I’m guessing the skis ride shotgun as the UC is filling up the trunk?
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We could have some fun with this. I think I’m gonna create a new “Drunlin” screen name and start posting crazy shit in the polyass with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
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The folks ain’t here to ski. Lift lines are short, social circles are large.
Why not both?Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
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Originally Posted by Aldo
word....
"Drumlin" beer already exists and it's an outmeal stout with "touches of treacle" of all things. Deserves a nut punch. Then again, it's available in a "cask" whatever that is.
https://www.stratabrewing.co.uk/beers
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If anybody wants to ski McCauley today, I have an extra ticket. Hit me up.
We used to ride snowboards on that tiny hill to the south of the clubhouse. (1984 or so).Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
Had a good meal there with my parents a few years ago, Buffalo wings, Utica Greens, a beef on Weck, and some chicken riggies. And Finger Lakes wines and beers.
I am sure the chef would love this thread.
My parents live about 2 miles away.
The best Pizza for years in da ‘Cuse was Johnny’s Pizza next door in Julian Plaza.
I'm partial to twin treesQuote:
Originally Posted by rideit
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fresh louie tunes on the race decks...
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fer maintenance use only.
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Twin Trees is also excellent, other side of the city from us, though, so I only had it once or twice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
So awesome. Can’t decide if I like the welded on nozzles or the skinny skies the mostQuote:
Originally Posted by m2711c