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    ~ ~ SKI THE BIG ONE ~ ~ JACKSON HOLE '20-'21

    Quote Originally Posted by skiJ View Post
    truth ^^^

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    There is some rowdy stuff that’s just a bit too far to get from the tram consistently and not walk past perfectly good untouched pow. More lifts further south set up entire new generation of shredders to what was explored and pioneered by the JHAF in the 80s/90s/00s. I’m going to be an optimist.

    I’m swinging through town Tuesday to Saturday before heading east to fish with WSTdeep. If anyone wants to shuttle a pass lap or grab a beer, I’ll probably be around the coach every night riding bikes and eating the best food in the valley. Hit me up, let’s get a lap in!


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    Quote Originally Posted by raisingarizona13 View Post
    Whoop-dee-doo-dah. A powerful corporate entity like any one that owns the Village can easily acquire something more valuable and make a trade for that tiny 200 acre parcel. Are you not paying much attention to how these things work?

    It's going to happen, I fucking bet ya.
    I do pay attention to how those things work and the odds would be against you if you make that bet. Conservation easements have serious teeth and the JHLT is highly motivated to enforce them. It would be suicide for them to make that trade, and JHMR doesn't have anything the Land Trust wants, anyway.

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    I’d be up for a Phillips Canyon shuttle rip, but I am vehicle-less for the next week…
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Suit View Post
    I do pay attention to how those things work and the odds would be against you if you make that bet. Conservation easements have serious teeth and the JHLT is highly motivated to enforce them. It would be suicide for them to make that trade, and JHMR doesn't have anything the Land Trust wants, anyway.
    Lift lines really are depressing everyone. That’s the answer of what the JHLT wants. I’d bet something happens and lifts go in.


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    Even if they somehow got lower RS access it’s not ideal for lift service.

    Too many flats. And Broken neck would need some dynamite to ride from the top.
    I guess if you had a lift from the yurt to powder eights and dynamite the chutes it might work.

    The most that would realistically happen is a lift up the eights but then you need another lift back to R bowl. Not cost effective.

    Four pines? That’s some jh terrain. Consistently steep.

    If we’re dreaming, a four pines and pyramid lift would make it larger than vail and way more rowdy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Core Shot View Post
    Even if they somehow got lower RS access it’s not ideal for lift service.

    Too many flats. And Broken neck would need some dynamite to ride from the top.
    I guess if you had a lift from the yurt to powder eights and dynamite the chutes it might work.

    The most that would realistically happen is a lift up the eights but then you need another lift back to R bowl. Not cost effective.

    Four pines? That’s some jh terrain. Consistently steep.

    If we’re dreaming, a four pines and pyramid lift would make it larger than vail and way more rowdy.
    I'd go from the bottom of RS to the study plot at the bottom of the bowl. Groomers down the immediate gut of RS, the Ship Rocks and Why Not. The flats are what would make it good for groomers, shorter steep bits to run outs, kind of in steps so you can let em run into the flats and carry speed to the next roll over. That's the only sort of skiing that the Vill doesn't have, or at least much of it. The tourist friendly groomer skiing. Put in a Euro like restaurant down in the bottom there with views looking up the canyon and at 4 Pines. Fucking gals in lederhosen serving up giant steins of German beers, pretzels and sausages. Mogul skiing up the ying yang, tight zippers all the way down 4 Pines. Fucking free dog that shit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by raisingarizona13 View Post
    <snip>Put in a Euro like restaurant down in the bottom there with views looking up the canyon and at 4 Pines. Fucking gals in lederhosen serving up giant steins of German beers, pretzels and sausages.
    This is fuckin' BRILLIANT! And reminds of something... somewhere.


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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    This is fuckin' BRILLIANT! And reminds of something... somewhere.

    Nope. It doesn't exist anywhere in the entire world. I came up with that shit all on my own.

    I guess I've been feeling saucy and was trolling a bit but it's sad to see the soul of the Jackson ski scene completely dry up and go to shit.

    Oh well, I'm too old and beaten down by life to care too much. Still, a bummer.
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    Well dude, you had me going for a minute. I began thinking maybe you were one of the handful of locs that got a lifetime ban and that you had a mighty big chip on your shoulder. Glad to hear you were just letting it out a little.

    We all have moments of hate and disgust for this place, myself included. Frankly, I have no tiny rep for being grumpy on the hill. It drives me nuts how great this place could have been and still could be.
    Over the years I found myself in opposition to the Man, and voiced that regularly. Lost a few corners and had a list on the patrol rolodex as long as anyone, only to be redeemed after a scary year off, mandated by the Clownshow.

    But as you said, the wheel keeps turning and it's a business. It could be run better by deep pockets and some vision but that's hoping beyond hope methinks.

    I would argue that the soul of JH skiing is not gone yet. Guys like you and I have had the good fortune to roll the vill at her best and we know she delivers the goods like few others.
    The way we ski and our view of the ski world is unique, formed by the village and all she asks: Big vert, deep days, ultra cold spells, exceptionally high speeds, and Big Mtn. laps create a different kind of skier mindset.
    It's the Jackson way, super balanced, aggressive and always ready for the unexpected...
    I can show you a local styler from 100 miles away. Supergaper's got it, so does Swerve and a handful of other mags on here.
    I call it Master's level skiing.
    And there's the soul of it.
    Until we're all long gone and no one remembers, it'll still be a thing.

    And get 10-20 rowdy locals in line at the box and man, lemme tell ya, it's a flavor, a funk, a feeling you may never feel anywhere else. Get to the bench in the 'Backs on the right day and it's as soulful as it gets.
    (Unless you're the odd man out, then it's a tough row to hoe, fosho...)


    From all accounts you're a top shelf ripper who represents anytime. And I trust my intel from other crushers. Teach your lil' grom The Way, and our souls will smile forever.

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    Buttflake is bitter.

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    No at all, love this thread. It just keeps giving. So much Ego!
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    Buttfuck couldn't critically assess his own case of Crabs.

    Fuck him, he knows the score. Put up or shut up Pussy.
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    Throat punch.
    And stay outta Wyoming ya douchebag.

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    ~ ~ SKI THE BIG ONE ~ ~ JACKSON HOLE '20-'21

    West Alabama, no thanks, you’ll never catch me in that state. Too many guys like you. Too cool for the room, motherfuckers. Time for a dose, fat-ass, yer ego is out of control.
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    Quote Originally Posted by m2711c View Post
    Buttflake is bitter.
    I'd say more jelly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Suit View Post
    I do pay attention to how those things work and the odds would be against you if you make that bet. Conservation easements have serious teeth and the JHLT is highly motivated to enforce them. It would be suicide for them to make that trade, and JHMR doesn't have anything the Land Trust wants, anyway.
    Ahh, I see. Did the JHLT grab that piece to cock block TV from ever expanding into RS?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Djongo Unchained View Post
    Well dude, you had me going for a minute. I began thinking maybe you were one of the handful of locs that got a lifetime ban and that you had a mighty big chip on your shoulder. Glad to hear you were just letting it out a little.

    We all have moments of hate and disgust for this place, myself included. Frankly, I have no tiny rep for being grumpy on the hill. It drives me nuts how great this place could have been and still could be.
    Over the years I found myself in opposition to the Man, and voiced that regularly. Lost a few corners and had a list on the patrol rolodex as long as anyone, only to be redeemed after a scary year off, mandated by the Clownshow.

    But as you said, the wheel keeps turning and it's a business. It could be run better by deep pockets and some vision but that's hoping beyond hope methinks.

    I would argue that the soul of JH skiing is not gone yet. Guys like you and I have had the good fortune to roll the vill at her best and we know she delivers the goods like few others.
    The way we ski and our view of the ski world is unique, formed by the village and all she asks: Big vert, deep days, ultra cold spells, exceptionally high speeds, and Big Mtn. laps create a different kind of skier mindset.
    It's the Jackson way, super balanced, aggressive and always ready for the unexpected...
    I can show you a local styler from 100 miles away. Supergaper's got it, so does Swerve and a handful of other mags on here.
    I call it Master's level skiing.
    And there's the soul of it.
    Until we're all long gone and no one remembers, it'll still be a thing.

    And get 10-20 rowdy locals in line at the box and man, lemme tell ya, it's a flavor, a funk, a feeling you may never feel anywhere else. Get to the bench in the 'Backs on the right day and it's as soulful as it gets.
    (Unless you're the odd man out, then it's a tough row to hoe, fosho...)


    From all accounts you're a top shelf ripper who represents anytime. And I trust my intel from other crushers. Teach your lil' grom The Way, and our souls will smile forever.

    Oh man, thanks for that. You just brought me back with that poetic post. There's nothing like being "in" with the Jackson ski scene, the camaraderie and feeling of "oneness" with everyone there is totally awesome. It's a special place and being out in those mountains every day with like minded people promotes a bonding and relationships that last a lifetime.

    I didn't read that the way Butthurt did.

    I apologize for my drunken bitter posts but I'm finding it hard to stay super positive lately. My life is really good right now but everything else in this world seems to be falling apart. Crazy times.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skibrd View Post
    We love our resorts just as they are, but more and more people are skiing every year
    False.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raisingarizona13 View Post
    Oh man, thanks for that. You just brought me back with that poetic post. There's nothing like being "in" with the Jackson ski scene, the camaraderie and feeling of "oneness" with everyone there is totally awesome. It's a special place and being out in those mountains every day with like minded people promotes a bonding and relationships that last a lifetime.

    I didn't read that the way Butthurt did.

    I apologize for my drunken bitter posts but I'm finding it hard to stay super positive lately. My life is really good right now but everything else in this world seems to be falling apart. Crazy times.
    Yup to all of the above. I was so fortunate to have moved to the village in '89 and meet all the wonderful kooks that I did. It kinda bums me out that this generation will not experience the same as we did back then, but that is life. Find the next spot, but it's tough when you're comparing the Tetons to anywhere else in the lower 48.

    So here I am now looking at rebooking my trip that was shut down by Covid in '20 and having to wonder wft is going to happen this winter, 2yrs later, kinda pisses me off. It doesn't have to be this way.

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    Jackstraw - really hoping to ski w/you this winter. It'll be worth it, I give you my word. And a few of those old kooks are still here, you may be surprised who you see.

    Do it.
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    Stoke injections from the PNW mags, Thanks for the realignment my friends.

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    Was hoping to meet and ski with RAZ13 and his grom this winter as well. Still hopin'...

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    ~ ~ SKI THE BIG ONE ~ ~ JACKSON HOLE '20-'21

    hey gang anyone need a garage bike rack? maybe trade for a 6-12 pack?

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    (thule box taken by my neighbor)

    and Jackstraw keep us posted on your ski trip plans and/or pm.
    It’s changed a shit-ton here, but it’s hardly hellish [emoji1]
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    Living here is still better than what, 70-80% of the rest of the country, in terms of quality of life and access to the outdoors. But yeah, it’s pricey…
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