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Just got home from NJ. 42 degrees. All is right with the world.

I felt the same way when the ex wife had her Prius.

I drove through some of that, southbound, earlier in the afternoon. For a hot minute, there were hailstones.

Why didn't you take your helicopter?

The article reads more like a press release than an actual story. I can't speak to Bruce Transue and his retirement. FWIW, I'm acquainted with Rebecca Dayton, she's been at Mt van Ho for a couple decades at least. She's good people.

The omertà at ORDA can be off the hook.

@Brownski little by little. Keep after it, and you'll get that clout.

Wish I coulda put in 9 hearts there, Warp. Most excellent news.

The improvements at the Ho are already approved by the APA. Ignore the sliding track, and soon enough you won't have World Cup events, much less an Olympics.

I've got a tiny lot in the village, where houses are cheek by jowl. No room for a shed, much less a camp. When I was house hunting, I scoped a property in Gabriels, north of here. It was being sold to settle an estate. Three level acres, Whiteface views to die for. But the house and...

If it's my year round residence in Saranac Lake, does it count as a camp?

Scene/seen in Parsippany NJ: Nissan Skyline. I'm not an expert, so I'm guessing early 1990s. Grey market car with right hand drive. Tagged as a daily driver!

Anyone we know?

Nice vid, although I wonder why they didn't show the lodge's interior. For someplace that's been closed for 4 years, how much work is required to get the lifts spinning again?

The Ho has the mountain coaster. Zip line is at the jumping complex. That having been said, WF needs a zip line like I need a Maserati.

Meanwhile, there's a housing shortage in Chamonix just like in Aspen, Fail, etc.

If money were no object, I'd go with an E63s. Image from Wikipedia.

VW Golf Alltrack. Alltrack is the all wheel drive variant.

My Golf Alltrack has 100k miles on it, and it runs like a champ. Unfortunately, VW stopped bringing them to the US 6 six years ago. Don't know what I'll do for the next vehicle. Meanwhile, in Germany, Golf-sized wagons were the primary vehicle we saw on the the road, in addition to little...

:rolleyes: Money that would be better spent on a chairlift or snowmaking.