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Originally Posted by serge944
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Short trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by serge944
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I need to move to Truckee or Reno or something. Being 4 hours away from good skiing is kind of a day-trip killer. If I was 30-45 minutes away, i would have a 30-45 day year.
Kirkwood was boring today....
AKA and I agreed on this issue. :fm:
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Originally Posted by skier666
Couple of teaser pics from Kirkwood today:
Some guy who says he knows Hardrider:
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...8&d=1172729839
666:
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...7&d=1172729839
at least. Move. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ryank
Especially that last run at 4pm in far Palisades. I mean, I have come to expect some 'variable snow conditions' in far palisades at 4pm. Some wind affected snow, sun crust, mank I mean something to make it interesting. But, that untracked deep blower pow that went all the way from the High T to chair 7, was just plain BORING!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by skier666
I hated Kirkwood today, and I am never going back. :FIREdevil
Nice pics Rune. I think I got some keepers as well. :D
My girl is a Stanford graduate student though, i won't easily convince her to commute 3 hours each direction. Maybe if I got her drunk enough...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim S
The snow on Granite today may be the deepest snow I've ski'd in 11 years. There was a great similar storm cycle in late Feb 96 and I remember skiing waist deep down West Face. Now that was on an old pair of skinny skis so the comparison is kinda rough. Today was without a doubt the deepest snow my Spats have ever seen! Life is good! Damn I'm tired.Quote:
Originally Posted by ska21
Stop it. You're making me cry.Quote:
Originally Posted by lph
Yeah, both untouched since 4pm Saturday. A guy on Granite kept saying his Pontoons weren't fat enough. I inhaled my share of snow on Spats. Can't miss Silvy tomorrow. This is it.Quote:
Originally Posted by basom
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Wow, my first day at Squaw in 8 years and got to experience it going off!! Flew down to Reno this morning and made it to the hill by 10:00. Missed the fingers mayhem, but saw plenty of big drops, tripods, and neon green steezy get-ups.
Had some seriously deep turns in the trees far skiers right of Olympic Lady chair, off headwall, and on the run back to Squaw Creek. Unfortunately had to call it quits by 12:30 so I could review the latest TPS reports with my colleagues in the afternoon.
Will be back at it tomorrow for sloppy seconds in the afternoon. Look for the baby blue Bros and ask for change.
what he said: top 10, if not 5, all time days @ alpine. there was only a few inches in the driveway overnight when i left this morning, and after yesterday, i wasn't expecting as good a day, just was hoping to get sherwood since it had been closed. you know the old saying "ou never know until you go" - well, um, yeah, when we boarded summit at 9am everything was filled in from the day before, and it was cold, real cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by onehotchili
i was blown away with how deep and light the snow was today, d chutes, palasides, promised land was all time and beaver was the best i have ever skied it...words fail me, today was what it's all about.
Haven't made it there yet this season. My daughter loves the place, but the boys aren't huge Mexican food fans. Good stuff, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by onehotchili
Yeah, yeah, rub it in.Quote:
Originally Posted by freshies
Rent a room out of someones house, or do the ski lease thing, both fairly inexpense (you'll spend more on gas) and you'll get 45 days easy. Plus you can be really flexable with your arrival and departure times to beat traffic.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryank
Stoke!!!
Regret ...
Stoke plus gloating!!!!!
Regret plus insults for gloaters ....
Stoke plus pictures!!!!!
Regret plus plans to ski soon when all the pow is gone ...
Repeat for next storm.
(classify this post under "regret plus plans to ski soon when all the pow is gone")
Oh. My. God. I can barely move today, and it was so worth it. Yesterday was epic, hands down. Bell to Bell with a 10 minute break to eat something before we passed out from exhaustion. I've never hiked High T that many times, and the final run was the cherry on top of a Kirkwood powder sundae (or wednesday...)
Lather, rinse, repeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walter Sobchak
Fackers!! Insanely jealous here..... Patiently awaiting the TR.Quote:
Originally Posted by skimoore
I didn't really get good shots (camera battery dying...party foul) but I know there are some good shots out there...I just hope Len was able to capture hop's front flip.....Quote:
Originally Posted by seanyob
way to make it happen! did you rally from SF with 666? glad you guys had a great day!Quote:
Originally Posted by skimoore
Yup, rolled up in the powder express Tuesday night (it was nuking all the way down to Jackson)...we were hoping that staying in Kirkwood would save us in the morning, but the night snow fall wasn't as heavy as we had hoped...so roads were open....still....a little line for 6 in the morning, but by noon the resort was empty. :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by freshies
Which can be further boiled down to:Quote:
Originally Posted by Walter Sobchak
This is what happens when you fuck a stranger in the ass.
To aid in regret cycle...Quote:
Originally Posted by Arty50
Where were you Arty? We missed you man! Our run at 4 in total untracked would have been way cooler with 6 people than 5. :biggrin:
Most boring day of all time.