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Thread: Hola Lady La Niña Oregon Winter 2024-2025

  1. #201
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    ^^^Ask anyway - they love to hear the question

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    Quote Originally Posted by k2skier112 View Post
    HRM opens at 8:30!
    8:34 update on conditions page — no early load on HRM [nice of them to get this info out! — storm recovery ongoing, I guess…]

    have fun y’all…hope it stays dry for you!

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    Yeah, I found out about "storm recovery " when I got to HR. Pissing rain, no lifts open, we'll BC and the carpet. I'll ski in the rain with no lines...
    Butts in chairs on HRM @ 9:17

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    Late opening or even being drenched is one thing but the skiing is shit right now. Even the untracked stuff is horrible. Oh well… sucks for all the kids camps though.

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    Sunrise base was the place to be. I, however, along with half the skiers was over at Summit West. Red popped at 11am. First run I thought I might tear a knee ligament. Was wishing for an extra 10 mm of width and more rocker. A slight breakable crust on top of that 9" was not to my liking.

    Watching the avy dog getting face shots was the highlight of the morning.

    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

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    I’m pretty sure Schmoodoo took the literal cake (batter) for being worst snow in Oregon this morning. Truly comical conditions off piste. It was 33F and raining at 840 AM … all the way to the summit. I knew it would be bad off piste but when my wife called it after two runs, I had to poke in to see for myself. And if you enjoy tailgunning deep cake batter that was cooked at 250F for just 15 minutes, then you might have enjoyed that kind of skiing! I’m sure I looked like a mega gaper but people on the chair were cheering at me … because the snow was so fucking awful. But hey, it isn’t even 2025 yet and we have a decent high density base, I’ll take it.

    We took the dog for a walk around Clear Lake and that was much more enjoyable [emoji16]

    And oh man is the McKenzie running seriously high water right now!
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    I'll be there."
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    ^ You need protests, they rule those conditions! Makes it effortless and unlocks a cheat code.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Toadman View Post
    First run I thought I might tear a knee ligament. Was wishing for an extra 10 mm of width and more rocker.
    That’s how I felt at meadows on the Arv 95. First lap in untracked powder was treacherous and after eating shit on a blue groomer 2 minutes later (still no idea what happened), I called it quit. Did not even go to the car to pull the 115mm wide skis that might or might not have helped.
    Tough on the kids too. They stopped the camp at 11:00. I had the 7 y.o. In a full melt down after I picked him up. Drenched and freezing. Took a while to recover from the multiple ”I never want to go skiing ever again!!“. Rewarding him with restaurant of choice for dinner for having been tough helped Looks like we’re good now. Lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mani_UT View Post
    That’s how I felt at meadows on the Arv 95. First lap in untracked powder was treacherous and after eating shit on a blue groomer 2 minutes later (still no idea what happened), I called it quit. Did not even go to the car to pull the 115mm wide skis that might or might not have helped.
    Tough on the kids too. They stopped the camp at 11:00. I had the 7 y.o. In a full melt down after I picked him up. Drenched and freezing. Took a while to recover from the multiple ”I never want to go skiing ever again!!“. Rewarding him with restaurant of choice for dinner for having been tough helped Looks like we’re good now. Lol.
    I was on some 110mm wide and it wasn't enough. People were cartwheeling all over the place on the first lap. Need the temps to drop a few degrees. Only the boarders were staying on top of that stuff.
    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

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    Hola Lady La Niña Oregon Winter 2024-2025

    Quote Originally Posted by 2FUNKY View Post
    ^ You need protests, they rule those conditions! Makes it effortless and unlocks a cheat code.
    Funny enough I had some new-to-me Billy Goat 118s in the truck … not quite Protests but partway there for these conditions. But because I was with my wife I knew I could not subject her to such misery so I grabbed my Woodsman 110s instead.

    Quote Originally Posted by Toadman View Post
    I was on some 110mm wide and it wasn't enough.
    Yep!!!
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    I'll be there."
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    I used to be good.
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    That's what we refer to as upside down pow.
    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

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    All these glowing reports of powdery bliss are making the decision to not get out of the car justifiable

    SSX and HRM both closed at 2:15. You don't see that often

    We're gonna giver a go on Sunday, and I'll do Tuesday, just so I can get my count into double digits for the year

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    Quote Originally Posted by k2skier112 View Post
    All these glowing reports of powdery bliss are making the decision to not get out of the car justifiable
    Same. Saving the lift tickets for another trip down!

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    Hola Lady La Niña Oregon Winter 2024-2025

    Le Snow this am at Bach.
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    Let me lock in the system at Warp 2
    Push it on into systematic overdrive
    You know what to do

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    Hola Lady La Niña Oregon Winter 2024-2025

    Pow!

    Tap, is that your kid making a pro-looking turn?

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    Where is that? The tree's are kinda growing sideways ;-)

    Awesome shot

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    Smartphones auto tilt at Flachelor

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toadman View Post
    That's what we refer to as upside down pow.
    Faceshots ftw.
    yepper

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    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    Pow!

    Tap, is that your kid making a pro-looking turn?
    Yessir!

    That was on Red, right side lift line. The tree tilt is only cause she kept passing below me so I was panning to keep her in frame. Here’s one just prior.

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    Let me lock in the system at Warp 2
    Push it on into systematic overdrive
    You know what to do

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    Technically the wind is dying down

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    Is anyone going out to Meadows today, who could haul a teenager back to Portland with them? He’s on a logistically complex, multi-day, birthday party ski trip, and his ride back to town for today got sick and bailed.

    It’s a lot to ask, and I wouldn’t be offended by radio silence as a response, but advice on transport options are also much appreciated.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tap View Post
    Yessir!

    That was on Red, right side lift line. The tree tilt is only cause she kept passing below me so I was panning to keep her in frame. Here’s one just prior.

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    I really dig your stuff. Nice work.

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    @lucknau

    Don't know how old your teen is or how feasible it is for them to ride public transport but there is a 4 hour bus and train route from mhm to PDX through the gorge.

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    Snow and conditions decidedly better this morning at Mt Brokenchairwindholddeicing.

    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

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