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I miss you guys sometimes.

We’ve seen this all before….. upstart recreational activity becomes trendy and faces backlash from the establishment.

It’s been a pretty weak snow year so far around central NH, so when friends have lamented it I have tried to remind them about the Valentines Day storm and the 2nd half of the 2006/07 season. But it turns out that New Englanders got snow but not like NY did. It doesn’t stir memories. So that...

Not sure if this got mentioned in other threads: https://www.wcax.com/2022/02/16/police-killington-resort-employees-leave-child-alone-while-skiing/

Is it just me or does it seem like more often than not in the the northeast we get rain during the Xmas>NYD period AND a deep arctic freeze for MLK weekend? Feel like it plays out this way at least every other year.

Probably been discussed, but what are other sports where people participating in it ahead of you degrade your own experience in a way similar to skiing? For context, any activity can be hard to enjoy when so many people are doing it simultaneously. But with skiing, so much of the desirability...

Pretty cool stuff in the Nordie world. Craftsbury stored enough snow from last year, all spring/summer/fall to spread out a 2K loop. https://www.craftsbury.com/news/winter-opening And Whitegrass got close to a foot out of a 3” storm in their snowfields by having the snow fence in position...

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/01/well/mind/summer-seasonal-affective-disorder.html

What is this? We “like” each other’s posts now? Interesting.