Eastcoast Roll Call TwoTwo/TwoThree A Slow Start to a Big Finish

I asked this last season already but here we go again. I am looking for a high quality outdoor garment repair place in New England.
The zipper broke on an almost new pricey ultralight Salomon running jacket. They warranty it with store credit so they are all good but I would like to try to get it repaired. The seam is fully taped so I don't want to go to a local garment place. It also a relatively light zipper.
Happy to mail it.
Thanks for suggestions
I am checking with rainy pass but their site says zipper replacement starting at $95 which would not be worth it.


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Originally Posted by ex-powderbroker

owls head pu

warmest december ever and january has been even worse.

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i've been turning my compost over nearly every day since before xmas. i didn't encounter earthworms. otherwise, it's autumn right now

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Originally Posted by jhyatt

I asked this last season already but here we go again. I am looking for a high quality outdoor garment repair place in New England.
The zipper broke on an almost new pricey ultralight Salomon running jacket. They warranty it with store credit so they are all good but I would like to try to get it repaired. The seam is fully taped so I don't want to go to a local garment place. It also a relatively light zipper.
Happy to mail it.
Thanks for suggestions
I am checking with rainy pass but their site says zipper replacement starting at $95 which would not be worth it.


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Duct tape?

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Originally Posted by Boreas

Duct tape?

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Then it's an anorak. And that sucks. I tried it with a safety pin and it's very difficult to get over my head

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Originally Posted by buckethead

i've been turning my compost over nearly every day since before xmas. i didn't encounter earthworms. otherwise, it's autumn right now

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That sounds like code for eating ass. Which is what this ski season is doing in New England

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for a comparison i think replacing the zipper on a ghost whisperer was 50-60cad from these guys. and you get to look at the danseus dropping off and picking up since the snow sucks

http://ateliermicho.com/

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That sounds like code for eating ass. Which is what this ski season is doing in New England

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hate to disappoint. sometimes composting means just composting.

...and yes it is (and in the alps too). my pow days in late december, and the feeling that winter finally arrived....pffft!
until it returns again. fleetingly or otherwise.

Well, there’s still hope (if one is to believe in the farmer’s almanac)…

Freezing ‘Cold, Snowy’ Winter Expected For New York State

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”Depending on where you live, this will be the best of winters or memorable for all the wrong reasons,” The Old Farmer’s Almanac Editor Janice Stillman reports. “One half of the country will deal with bone-chilling cold and loads of snow, while the other half may feel like winter never really arrives.”

Sadly, if you are hoping for a mild winter, New York isn't where you should be. The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts the Empire State will see a "cold" and "snowy" winter.

Winter temperatures will be colder than normal across much of the country, including New York State and much of the East Coast, officials predict.

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It's laughable to think there is an east coast ski area cartel that has decided not to make snow. Conditions for blowing have blown for most of the season around here. The last few weeks have had inversion conditions a lot of the time and or really high humidity, like this screen grab from the east, the bush has had a warm middle regularly.
The best run of snowmaking was when they got ripcord done before it got rained on, nice piles with edge able snow. Everything since has been Google Mist Way with sticky low output "snow". Due to all of the warm rain/temperatures combo the majority of the trails that have been blown now need to be redone as most of them are far from good.




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Low clouds and humidity required putting the goggs up to get some vis, only skied mid to base for two hours with the upper 3/4 so murky I could only see about 2' in front of my tips, max. Braille ski day, at least it was soft and melting.

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Even the Lower Birdland ice flows are gone

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We did have a fun dawn patrol in December

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Close your eyes
Look deep in your soul.......

Found some not terrible snow to slide around on this week(albeit 2km worth) and the babes first pulk ride was a success! Attachment 441437


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^^ nice. he'll want his own skis in no time!

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a little base-building help in progress (if mostly where not needed)
saw snow falling on a nearby area webcam

here's to the first, small steps!

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Found some not terrible snow to slide around on this week(albeit 2km worth) and the babes first pulk ride was a success! Attachment 441437


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Finally, some news that can cheer this place up.

What a cutie pie and the kids not bad looking too

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Originally Posted by cat in january

What a cutie pie and the kids not bad looking too

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Snork.

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EVERYBODY TO WACHUSETT!!!

^^ ha! i almost drove there once when it was in the bullseye...until i read the night before that they were planning to groom EVERYTHING!:eek:

it does look like jiminy (my cheap date that's open late!) and berk east got a little love. and we're on the verge of ... snowmaking temps ... IN JANUARY!

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^^ ha! i almost drove there once when it was in the bullseye...until i read the night before that they were planning to groom EVERYTHING!:eek:

it does look like jiminy (my cheap date that's open late!) and berk east got a little love. and we're on the verge of ... snowmaking temps ... IN JANUARY!

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A rare and important phenomenon that demands much celebration!!!!!

31 and raining, this is fine.

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Originally Posted by jhyatt

That sounds like code for eating ass. Which is what this ski season is doing in New England

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That's called "tossing the salad." GET IT RIGHT, MAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!

Just Play Some Slayer...

Or

On a positive note, check out my eco-ski wax at Dots Ski Wax


Yea, I owe wax to a handful of you. It's in the mail.

Top of the Page From the basement:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6Z7...6cgSc&index=16

No worries on my end, glad to see the site up and running. Best of luck and definitely the direction we need to go

5/8" of glop in the yard when I headed over today. Slightly better visibility was welcome but steady rain/snow combo, not so much.
1-1 3/4" of damp cotton candy texture new snow tried its best to bond to the old firmer surface. Remembering where yesterdays glide cracks were was helpful during several runs. It was just slightly busier than yesterday, so still dead.

Good size crew pulling hoses in anticipation of blowing some snow. Still just above freezing here and their scheduled on the valley house trails so maybe sometime around 3am?

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Gripped an end of the splice today, crossed myself

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Stikka

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Surface Whore reminded us that programs start tomorrow, what a shitshow that will be. Was reminded of that when the inconsiderate weekend renters across the street [last 4 years] showed up with their shitty dogs that roam free barking at everything and nothing.
Fo'cast is bleak and my knees don't want to rattle the groomed {there really isn't much left to groom} so its time for a Zwift break.

Snow had melted when I returned from skiing

^^ glad your splice held!

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That's called "tossing the salad." GET IT RIGHT, MAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!

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wait...then what's a blumpkin? bwaaaah!

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That's called "tossing the salad." GET IT RIGHT, MAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!!

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https://www.urbandictionary.com/defi...ning%20Compost

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