All articles tagged as 'Vermont'


Dreams of Schuss
October 25th, 2013 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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You may have noticed that we've been dreaming about schuss over on our Facebook page since August. Well the dream has finally ended (or has it just begun?), and we notched our first schuss of 2013-2014 today after an upslope signal that Hutz had been eyeing hung on longer than ... ...Read more


Steep Jugs! (5.9)
September 17th, 2013 | By:  Pow Turns | 13 Comments


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Greg and I are pretty stoked with our accomplishments as of late. After picking up climbing a few years ago as a summertime recreational endeavor that is perhaps the perfect antithesis of our other ballistic sports, we've gone on to achieve the following: We barely know how to climb (this ... ...Read more


On Maximum Average Snow-Depth at the Mount Mansfield Stake
June 26th, 2013 | By:  Greg | 10 Comments


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Every Vermont Skier who keeps an eye on the snow-weather knows about the Mount Mansfield Stake, and its hallowed records. Thanks to Mr. Wright's simple and effective database, any Internet user can investigate the snowfall records at Mt. Mansfield dating back to November 1, 1954. We here at FIS particularly ... ...Read more


How to…
April 4th, 2013 | By:  Greg | 2 Comments


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That man... That's not me. I walk through walls... I float down the Liffey. Strobe lights and blown speakers.... I'm not here... This isn't happening.


On the Homology of a Schuss
March 26th, 2013 | By:  Greg | 3 Comments


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"Nihilistic" comes to mind when I'm asked what schussing is all about; you go up, you come down, and that's about it. Don't search for deeper meaning. It's not there. Sometimes you come down the same thing you went up. Sometimes you come down a different thing. Either way though, ... ...Read more

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