Harvey
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- Jul 15, 2020
Ski Day 24: It was snowing lightly and I woke 20 mins before the alarm. Was not as cold as I expected, around zero.
Facebook txt from Clarence at 3am. It was minus 4 and he was rolling the lower mountain. Hmmm.
Cranked the fire, then the CRV and down to Sarah's at 7am opening. Breakfast, and down to Warrensburg. I need to figure out the real back route, I know it's wayne shorter.
I'm slipping as I was the second car in the customer lot.
Into the lodge I was full dressed including helmet fully one hour before the loft was to spin.
Still within a few minutes lifties were turning her over.
It was cold enough to give POMA 1 trouble starting. It took a while to get 'er going. The guy working knew exactly what he was doing, using the starter to warm it up a bit.
It's a sweet inline 6, a FORD I think. It runs really smoothly.
Poma 1 Roars to Life
First on Jack Rabbit
The new snow was really dense, feeling like a foot that fell as more and then consolidated.
While the bumps beneath were icy, it was not a manmade icy. On top the snow wasn't exactly bonded but it didn't easily blowoff the layer beneath. You were aware of the layer below, but you could still really shred.
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Honey Run
I'm on a new thing where I try to get to Ridge Run early, like on my second run at the top. I don't take that kind of meadow skipping for granted. I dig it.
Ridge Run
Paul's Peril could be the best inbounds glade in the state. Seriously. It's 800 feet of steep, fall-line tree skiing. There are more lines through there than I remembered.
Paul's Peril
Worth bro
Here comes the team
Nicky Z
More, more, more.
Killer day. Thanks for the beer Danzilla!
Facebook txt from Clarence at 3am. It was minus 4 and he was rolling the lower mountain. Hmmm.
Cranked the fire, then the CRV and down to Sarah's at 7am opening. Breakfast, and down to Warrensburg. I need to figure out the real back route, I know it's wayne shorter.
I'm slipping as I was the second car in the customer lot.
Into the lodge I was full dressed including helmet fully one hour before the loft was to spin.
Still within a few minutes lifties were turning her over.
It was cold enough to give POMA 1 trouble starting. It took a while to get 'er going. The guy working knew exactly what he was doing, using the starter to warm it up a bit.
It's a sweet inline 6, a FORD I think. It runs really smoothly.
Poma 1 Roars to Life
First on Jack Rabbit
The new snow was really dense, feeling like a foot that fell as more and then consolidated.
While the bumps beneath were icy, it was not a manmade icy. On top the snow wasn't exactly bonded but it didn't easily blowoff the layer beneath. You were aware of the layer below, but you could still really shred.
Honey Run
I'm on a new thing where I try to get to Ridge Run early, like on my second run at the top. I don't take that kind of meadow skipping for granted. I dig it.
Ridge Run
Paul's Peril could be the best inbounds glade in the state. Seriously. It's 800 feet of steep, fall-line tree skiing. There are more lines through there than I remembered.
Paul's Peril
Worth bro
Here comes the team
Nicky Z
More, more, more.
Killer day. Thanks for the beer Danzilla!
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