That is a hard read but it’s not news to me. Many ski town jobs (especially those highlighted in this article) are just a small component of the much larger leisure/lodging/restaurant businesses. The restaurant industry, I can attest, is still suffering an Armageddon.Covid is really screwing things up in mountain towns now. This may be the final nail in the coffin for the ski bum.
Ski communities are ‘getting crunched on all sides’ - High Country News
The pandemic has heightened cost-of-living issues in resort towns.www.hcn.org
My wife ordered some of the SkiTheEast masks as a Christmas gift. The graphics are a little flamboyant for me and they don’t have any real insulation value but they work well as a mask and come with a filter pocket and a couple replaceable filters.Anyone have a good COVID face mask suggestion for skiing? I think the one I have is breathable so might not be good protection.
I purchased masks made by Mission. I’m very happy with them. I tried a few others but they were all deficient inn some aspect.My wife ordered some of the SkiTheEast masks as a Christmas gift. The graphics are a little flamboyant for me and they don’t have any real insulation value but they work well as a mask and come with a filter pocket and a couple replaceable filters.
I’m with you. You meet a lot of interesting folks on the liftI realized today that I really miss the social aspect of non-COVID skiing. I miss chatting with other skiers and boarders on the lift. Skiers and boarders are usually just so happy to be out skiing and are usually so positive. Unless, they're being truthful about conditions, of course.