No Sun On Fogday

By:  Greg
February 25, 2013 7:19 am | Category: Quick Update, Skiing

In the northeast there’s sometimes an 8th day of the week: Fogday. And yesterday was definitely Fogday.

This time of year, we’re past the crystal clear frozen days of January, and now that we’re in February, the storm track is more in our favor. But with that storm track, comes more moisture in the air. And with that moisture in the air, comes Fogday. And with Fogday, comes limited visibility.

We did our best on Fogday to keep our bearings though. KC led the charge as usual.
KC leading the charge

Which way is down?
which way is down?

“I think this way is down,” I said.
I think this way is down

When we got down out of the alpine and into the forests, Lionel was able to use the massive birch trees as a guide for navigation.
skiing by birch trees

Fogday did funny things to my auto focus however. We’ll just call this one “art.”
art fog ski photo

And we’ll just call this one of KC “gnar.”
KC skiing some gnar

When the fog lifted for a bit, because it was Fogday, and it was only proper, I hid behinds some trees to limit my visibility anyway.
turns through the trees.

And when there were no trees to hide behind, we tried to get into some tight spaces in the spirit of Fogday.
the spirit of Fogday

I hope you found but didn’t see some schuss of your own on Fogday! I hear Tuesday might be sunny, and then after that, did someone say “snow?” Git sum!

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2 Comments

  1. BGood
    wrote on February 25th, 2013 at 8:29 am  
    1

    First Fogday tracks were schussed in a state of limbo. Only trees in peripheral vision would give a sense of level. Vertical position was given by where morning coffee stood in stomach.

  2. Anonymous
    wrote on February 25th, 2013 at 8:50 am  
    2

    Adams was open on Sun. at Bolton. Amazing, just amazing!!!!

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