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1. Down: A Presidential Transversal
October 27th, 2018 | By:  Greg | Comment


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In late October 2018 Mount Washington in New Hampshire received 28.8 inches of snow and 1027.8 miles of wind in 96 hours. We decided to go for a little ski. Is that a buttrest? No. But it’s close. It was a little broken up in spots. This isn’t February after all. ... ...Read more


Make Powder Eights Again
June 2nd, 2017 | By:  Greg | Comment


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MAKE POWDER EIGHTS AGAIN A message of unity and joy in times of turbulence. Click the photos for a larger view. These fun hats are SHIPPING NOW! These "high profile" (or "deep fit") trucker snapback hats are a fun treat for yourself, or make a great gift for that ... ...Read more


Man of Many Moods
October 24th, 2016 | By:  Greg | 5 Comments


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Sunday October 23rd was a fun day on Mansfield in Northern Vermont. It started off with 11+ inches of snow atop the summit, and many a man and woman merrily made marks. Pow Turns was there! Grrrrr! As the day wore on, and legs became tired, it was time to stop thinking ... ...Read more


We’re With The Band
January 7th, 2016 | By:  Greg | 9 Comments


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I don't have to tell you animals that the most epic shows are wherever The Band sets up. Want to catch a killer show? Hit the road, and follow The Band. Sometimes The Band throws down a show at a smaller venue for the groupies out in the American heartland. ... ...Read more


VTah Part IX: The Goodest Snow on Earth!
February 20th, 2015 | By:  Greg | 9 Comments


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This blog has always frowned at the superlative degree of comparison. It's not because we are party-poopers or Debby-downers. It's because we love skiing on the East Coast, and we firmly believe that when a noisy authority resorts to phrases like "all-time" or "best ever" or "as good as it ... ...Read more

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