hah what was that on a microscope slide??
hah what was that on a microscope slide??
do you have a version that's not backwards (ie.mirror image)?[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by buckethead
yeah, the original. Attachment 441919
Half of my lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by singlecross
I Spent doin time for some other fucker's crime
Ever? like EVER?Quote:
Originally Posted by icecutknee436
you are one fortunate dude.
HA! pretty well played at Mont Sainte Anne from da socials:
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yeah, the original. Attachment 441919[/QUOTE]According to the technicals we are due for a banger next year or the year after.Quote:
Originally Posted by ex-powderbroker
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The problem now is that even on "banger" years where we get a lot of snow overall, there are also a lot of thaws which don't allow the snowpack to get deep for extended periods of time. Especially outside the higher elevation areas. It is like a giant roller coaster of deep snow/crust/hardpack every week. Although that cycle is still WAY better than what we have this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by skinipenem
Still better than 15/16 so we got that
Can confirm. I remember a study done for Montreal a few years ago showing that there is much more ice buildup on the streets nowadays than just snow thanks to the continual freeze-thaw cycle throughout the winter season. The purpose of the study was related to snowplowing and challenges getting around in the city in the winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by From_the_NEK
Anyone up for starting a bowling league?
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Weekend looking grim for sliding on snow, biking maybe?
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Playing lot of (indoor) hockey this year. Pond hockey has been impossible or at least unsafe and back yard rinks have been shit so far with the extended warmth.
Those departures from normal temps are absured. It is like we moved to New Jersey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
^new jersey moved north.
but growing up north jersey was reliably cold and snowy all winter long.
bare feet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottleman
and how many steps taken?
Hi guys! It’s so fucking deep at Mt rose. Thinking of you all. This is some of the most unreal skiing of my life. Fucking white room every. Single. Run.
^^ pics?
we're looking at a flagstone walk here:frown:
Nicely laid though!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by buckethead
^^ indeed! i was worried you might take my post the wrong way.
no slight intended:o
now where's the pics joey??
Snow on cobbles is all I got
Get some Joey
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it should be pretty good at massif du sud this wknd, cat
I guess it's true that things really are better in Maine. Looks deeeeeeeeeep!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by cat in january
atta boy - go deep joey!
Nice. Love that place. The Chutes are for realz. Do they still do twofer Tuesdays?Quote:
Originally Posted by SoVT Joey
Sorry, what? Guess some good weed back then. Reliably cold and snowy all winter long, notta....Quote:
Originally Posted by buckethead
^^ might have been before your time
Like 20,000 bc?
ice age
(for the literalists here: reliably cold and snowy for a kid to experience a normal winter at sea level. long stretches of snow cover. snow on ground long enough to result in dirty ice when spring arrived - in spring - and not every 2-3 weeks. sledding / snowball fights routine. but no we didn't get 400" inches of snow, my bad, bro.)
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I don't usually cross post from our forum but this is amazing and insane.
I always ski Plattekill on my birthday (last Sunday) and this year I asked one of our newest writers, Rip, to join me. We'd never met IRL and he's put up some incredibly adventurous content. He's originally an NY'er but has spent time ski bumming at Chamonix and Big Sky.
Anyway he said Plattekill was too far, but he could meet me at Belle. WTF? Platty is like 20 mins past Belle. I didn't get it, but I agreed to start the day at Belle skiing from first chair until noon or whatever.
It turns out Plattekill was "too far" because he was riding his electric bike from his house in the Hudson Valley, 180 miles round trip. It's an epic fucking tale, long but really something.
Here's his rig:
https://nyskiblog.com/forum/attachme...24-jpeg.17351/
Conditions were pretty damn good at Belle, especially under the guns, when you consider the recent weather, and how far south they are...
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Full story here:
https://nyskiblog.com/forum/threads/...ski-trip.1472/
The light was nice this am, but little consolation for the fact that there is 15” at the stake.
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Thanks for sharing, Harvey.
Hope you avoided that monster Harv! Nice work getting out on such a cold morning.
wow this is the dream right here! nice one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harvey44
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest
And maybe I should've a waited a year to move back Crap
Good on Mt. Rose for still offering 2fer Tuesdays for at least the last 25 years. Not much else in the ski industry has stayed the same for the last 1/4 century.Quote:
Originally Posted by avacadotoast
bump up this beautiful sight!Quote:
Originally Posted by jhyatt
ditto for this
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Originally Posted by Laps
Ummmmmmmm, The Mighty, Mighty is still the the highest, raddest and gnarliest peak in Vermont!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
Only since they added that additional 2000’ of vertical to the top back in 2011.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottleman
tremblant is not bad today as the old man ticks another qc resort
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