Archive for the 'Quick Update' Category


Cleaning Up After The Slob
March 9th, 2011 | By:  Greg | 7 Comments


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With The Slob in the history books (or at least in an entry in the FIS archive), we decided it was time to get out there and do some cleanup work. None of us could make it to the mountain for Tuesday, so we just had to settle with getting ... ...Read more


Schussing The Slob
March 7th, 2011 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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We went up and made a quick schussing of The Slob this morning. It was epicly fun, and awesomely improbable to ski pow today. Indeed, it's hard to imagine that just yesterday it was 50 degrees F and raining, and today we were surfing on top of 30" of fresh. ... ...Read more


That’s More Like It! Part 1: High Elevation
February 28th, 2011 | By:  Greg | 5 Comments


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For one and a half months, skiing on the east coast has felt--well--not a whole lot like skiing on the east coast. Every day was low hanging fruit as winter weather went uninterrupted for over 45 days. Objectives we've had our eye on for a while finally were ready. Storied ... ...Read more


Dust on Crust
February 21st, 2011 | By:  Greg | 13 Comments


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...Just a bit more dust than we were expecting. So much dust in fact that we all got a little bit dusty. Lionel, Porter, Greg and Ben got together in Vermont this weekend for an FIS corporate retreat. Lionel called Ullr and ordered up a bit extra dust for our objective. ... ...Read more


Happy Valentine’s Day!
February 14th, 2011 | By:  Greg | 3 Comments


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Happy Valentine's Day to all our readers! I hope everyone had a great weekend, and found something fun to do in the mountains (wink wink) with their partner! I couldn't have had more fun schussing chutes with KC. She and I went out into the hills and found some fresh untracked ... ...Read more

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