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Thread: East Coast Roll Call 23/24_The Guns Are Blowing

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest View Post
    Went to K-mart yesterday. Parked at Skyeship. Had never done that before.

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    They reported 8" between Tue and Wed and it seemed every bit of that.

    Top of the Glacier was scoured clean; made for some excitement until halfway down the headwall and then it was packed pow goodness all the way to the bottom. We had it to ourselves.

    Lots of glades totally in and skiable (Low Rider, Julio, Juanita).

    Best day of the year for me so far.
    nice view!
    i've only skiied to bottom of skyeship
    once. been tempted to park there when those steep trails to lot were open...one of these days.

    still brisk and snow on the ground in the flatlands.
    so weird.
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    I know a bunch of folks here have made a donation to help Big MooseMountain (formerly squaw mountain) volunteer group keep going.

    Here’s my post if you are interested
    https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...e-for-a-nickel

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    East Coast Roll Call 23/24_The Guns Are Blowing

    I come up 100 when I go to Kmart, I always park at Skyeship when it’s open. Easy in, easy out. Plus I love a Peak to Creek run to end the day.
    SoVT was shall we say, variable today? Wicked wind scour with non-grippy ice, mix in some sastrugi and wind-jacked pow, natural trials were very lonely this morning.
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    Kmart bound tomorrow. White helmet, yellow shell, and brown pants.

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    11º bob with 3/4" of blower overnight, snow report is a fucking stretch today

    Out for a while yesterday and conditions are very variable, never really know what the edges will find turn2turn on the natural snow trails. Hot Shot piles were soft and fun carving but miss a pile and the troughs were like oiled glass. Groomers have been tilled enough on lower angle trails to ski nice whilst Ripcord looked like water ice groomer tracks until Lower RC.

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    Edit; this is pretty sweet as well


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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    ...miss a pile and the troughs were like "oiled glass"...
    always looking for new descriptors

    I lol [emoji38]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    11º bob with 3/4" of blower overnight, snow report is a fucking stretch today

    Out for a while yesterday and conditions are very variable, never really know what the edges will find turn2turn on the natural snow trails. Hot Shot piles were soft and fun carving but miss a pile and the troughs were like oiled glass. Groomers have been tilled enough on lower angle trails to ski nice whilst Ripcord looked like water ice groomer tracks until Lower RC.

    Sweet

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    Edit; this is pretty sweet as well


    That edit is sick. The Killington/east coast mogul skiing scene has the soul!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cat in january View Post
    Ha. Pretty sure the plan is to show it off to someone who wants to become a millionaire.

    For now it’s nice to have 1,700’ vertical ski area for uphilling


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    A billionaire that wants to become a millionaire?

    How did they cut the brush down cat? Any thoughts on how to keep a cleaner cut? I wonder if livestock is a viable option?

    It's definitely a cool looking spot.
    dirtbag, not a dentist

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    Not sure of the exact machine. It’s on the front end of a big excavator and processes the tree and bush material. Just can’t get close to the ground. Big brush saws are probably the tool, but it’s a good bit of acreage.


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    Nice day in SoVT
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    crab in my shoe mouth

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    The view from my local hill early this morning.

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    On occasions the crust under 6 or so of dry fluff was solid, other times not so much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    Nice day in SoVT
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    Killington was great. Bit of rain crust lurking, but turn on the bumps. Name:  20240119_134854.jpeg
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    loving the recent updates. flutie flakes and oiled glass...

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    It's good enough at Sunday River that race coaches are going out to ski in their free time.

    I took a chance following a random snowboard track from a hiking trail, and it was worth the five minutes I spent climbing. The base was very solid but some of the turns were pretty good.Click image for larger version. 

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    Northern VT backcountry open for bidnez.

    Non Mag TC

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    Boot deep fluffy snow on a firm surface made low angle turns really fun.

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    Pretty goddamn cold at MRG today but the snow was amazing where you could find it. Trees were skiing great with no crust and plenty of coverage. Snowed all day too, I’ll take it.


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    I put some signs up for additional marking on the uphill trail at Black Mountain of Maine. A few had some trg reference.

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    Way to go Mags… now this page is looking up! Patience hopefully will continue to be rewarded.

    I’m packing up to head West in a few days…

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    Stopping Mid-West to meet Harry, kiss the ring of the Mayor, and stretch my legs for a ski with him… hoping to earn my T-shirt!

    New sponsorship came through just in time for our 6 week Ridge Hippy retreat at Bridger… Sorry Canada, I’m defecting…

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    Will do my best to represent the ECRC in the soup/ chili cook-off

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    Best day of the year at Magic. We got to 100% by the end of the day. The Freeride team got to help get some of the terrain open (patrol had to twist our arms [emoji3]). Run of the day was a late day rope on Hans (no pics).


    I took a bonus run with my 16 year old who is Jr. coaching this year. For your enjoyment, here are a few photos of him wrecking while throwing a 3 on one of the cliffs on Red Line. He stuck one earlier in the day, but no video of that one!





    It was so f-ing great to have the whole mountain open [emoji106]


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    Hickory opened for the first time since 2015 today, and it was a hoot. I am whipped even still this morning.

    A few phone pics. I took a bunch of shots with my camera, haven't really looked at those yet.









    Fantastic day with challenging conditions.

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