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Just another day at the office. Glowing dog and a large moose stuffy.

Didn't have a res to cancel. I had a season pass paid for during the previous administration burning a hole in my ski jacket, a free place to stay, family to visit & ski with and no reason to spend money on anything but food and wine. On top of that, Jay Peak is very loyal and supportive of...

I skied at Jay on Friday, Saturday and today. Conditions were spring-like but surprisingly firm and fast. Friday was sunny, breezy and mildly busy. Saturday was sunny, windy, and a gong show of people (not the resort's fault, GM Steve Wright said it was their second-busiest day this season). The...

Nice. Headed there this weekend, assuming they let me across the border. Looks like spring skiing on a phat base. Will report back .

After a bit of thaw there was a snow event, perfect timing for the WWHSTA group's celebration of World Telemark Day and BC Ski Festival (just to include the other methods). The chair, as always, sets the mood: We gathered as usual at the Limberlost Forest, with all forms of glisse...

The Cubco bindings did require a screw-on attachment on the ski boot.

There is a lot of stuff that fits into that category. Chunks of wood, old skis, various obscure tools, etc.

What about the drones?

Thought replied earlier but who knows: DO NOT make into chairs, Wall mount with no holes at least. Ski the Look Nevadas carefully.

Maybe. A Facebook memory from 2017 looked a little deeper. Towns just to the south us have way more snow.

Well, that was quite a Sunday:

Despite all the snow we've been getting lately, I've been slacking on extra-curricular activities. You know, life gets in the way. But the chair is compelling... Valentine''s Day: The stoke was diminished by finding this rock with the snowblower, deposited by the plow driver at the end of...

Locals in the know are saying that this is the best season in 20 years (so far). Nice report, Gorg!

Well played, sir! Sometimes the low tide adventures are the best adventures.

Great story, thanks for sharing. Good inspiration for our WWHSTA project up here in the Hinterlands.