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  1. #26
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    Denver>Wolf Creek>Taos>Denver = Easy to do (just sorta long)
    "It is not the result that counts! It is not the result but the spirit! Not what - but how. Not what has been attained - but at what price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eldo View Post
    Fly to Calgary then ski Banff/Lake Louise + Kicking Horse

    Lots of mags to meet and Doug_W can probably put you up at his plush trailer near Golden and give you the tour of KH.

    And you guys would be the first Brits to ever come this way.
    And if you want to head up the most beautiful highway in North America I'll put you two fellows up as well. Or you could book direct through Inghams.
    Move along nothing to see here.

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    KLM to Seattle keeps your options open for BC or WA.

    Sure we can organize a full on fester for you guys.

    Let me know if you want a place to stay at Crystal.
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    FWIW Most folks I know on the south end (San Juans) use ABQ instead of DIA.

    I'd try to hook up for WC &/or Silverton's leg if possible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roo View Post
    Checking the forecast for Taos. Looks promising and the base is there.

    That is somewhere I've always wanted to ski.

    you will not be sorry. kachina peak is the balls.
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    Big bizzump!

    Brett, can we do this? Leave Saturday afternoon, ski sunday and monday and drive back mon night. I have to be here Tuesday for training...

    Mmmmm, Taos. How much is open?
    Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
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    Go to Calgary and ski with the AB/BC mags. They're having a banner year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roo View Post
    Basom tells me Delhi has better conditions than Kirkwood.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SheRa View Post
    Big bizzump!

    Brett, can we do this? Leave Saturday afternoon, ski sunday and monday and drive back mon night. I have to be here Tuesday for training...
    This reminds me of the old Baker threads...why not pick up the phone and call him?

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    Quote Originally Posted by iceman View Post
    This reminds me of the old Baker threads...why not pick up the phone and call him?
    One of the cool things about the electronic age is that we can delay our responses, don't you think? Once upon a time, when the world was a more civilised place (before the telephone) people corresponded quite often in writing. It allowed a body to cogitate. Brett and I don't pester each other all the time like some couples and I attribute at least part of the the success of our relationship to the fact that we aren't calling each other with every random passing thought. The rest is my good looks and charm and his big weenie.

    Thanks for asking.
    Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
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    just spoke to my sis in taos and she says its startin to snow again!

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    http://www.skitaos.org/mountain/webc...deo=2007-01-18

    I guess this video shot 2 days ago makes it pretty clear that the ridge is open..

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    roo - if you and brownmonkey came - I would be happy to show you around Whistler

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    In all honesty, the conditions in Colorado kinda suck right now. I'm an optimist too. The last major snowstorm was over a week ago and only favored Aspen, parts of Eagle County, WC, and localized spots in the San Juans. Lot's of wind followed and has hammered everything above treeline. The coverage overall is not really where it should be for this time of year either. Too many front range storms, not enough high mountain dumps.


    The 3-5" dusting that is coming tonight will probably be the last bit of moisture we see for the next week. It's January. We always go through a long dry spell in the middle of January.

    If you are looking for deep coverage and want a better chance at hitting some big storm cycles, then head up to the PNW or Canada.

    Have fun.

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    Kicking Horse... get to it before it (ever) gets discovered, and its doing very good this year. Kindof the best of both worlds, good snow, and not very much crowds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gamma View Post
    just spoke to my sis in taos and she says its startin to snow again!
    Suweet!

    Taos talks are underway. Honestly, that mountain is so fine that I would be happy to ski it even if it's not neck deep. Like Crested Butte. Just want all that Kachina Peak stuff to be open.

    And I've been skiiing powder every Sunday like clockwork, so it ain't all bad around here.
    Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
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    TSV was awesome today. Storm total 12"-14" and still snowing when we left today. The bulk of it fell after closing saturday, and today was bluebird for about three hours, before another (minor) storm started unleashing around lunch time.

    West Basin still not open, although rumors that it will open to 5th tomorrow were floating around. Treskow is open, and is the goods. Highline is closed past Twin Trees, hence Kachina Peak is not open, as of today.

    have fun

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    KLM is dragging its heels issuing our refund vouchers so it doesn't look like we'll be on the plane Saturday. Gits.

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    If you come the following weekend, we have room on our cat trip in the San Juans.
    Fighting leads to killing, and killing gets to warring. And that was damn near the death of us all.

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    gat, gits!
    eat mah grits!
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    - A. Solzhenitsyn

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    They said they were issuing an MCO (?) and that it had to be bounced up to head office and then back to us and that it would take a couple of weeks. They said all this in comedy Goldmember accents which helped ease the angst of blown travel arrangements.

    On the plus side, it was snowing this morning when I stepped outside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by up an down View Post
    NO...........
    you are overlooking the fact that pemberton boasts the world's most pure bred potatoes. surely that is a reason to visit in itself?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arno View Post
    you are overlooking the fact that pemberton boasts the world's most pure bred potatoes.
    Fighting leads to killing, and killing gets to warring. And that was damn near the death of us all.

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    Taos is definitley worth a visit. I could ski with you Tuesday/Wednesday if you head that direction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roo View Post
    ...some plans Brownmonkey and I had laid had just fallen through in a depressing and horrible manner and we had flight credits with KLM to fly just about anywhere (within reason) next Saturday.

    Where do you figure our best bets would be to score some decent snow and a fun time to help cheer our miserable selves up? I was thinking maybe the San Juans, Kicking Horse, Whistler etc but I really am pretty hignorant of these areas and the inside line. I know Tahoe and I know Jackson but these places are not looking primo pow picks right now.
    Salt Lake for sure. Snowbird's boasting a 54" base, we've had high pressure in for 10 years, and the wind/sun/mcnasty crust is off the hook. I really think you'd regret not coming out here right now, and just don't want to deal with the lifelong guilt that would plague my soul for not sharing such infectious stoke...
    The Griz

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