Campgottagopee
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I concur
Labrador Conditions
- Thread starter tirolski
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Skied Song today. Twas good fun & the shiny thing in the sky even made an appearance.
Rode the lift with someone who said the snow was better at Lab after the big blow.
Song faces mostly north & Lab mostly faces east. The wind whipping up the Otisco valley enhances NW wind we had last few days at Song and Lab's bump buffers it a bit. Piston Bully working pushing piles has it’s work cut out as there’s lots to push. Saw a weird looking whale on Ottos almost like it had it’s mouth open. Shoulda snapped a pic...
Planning to ski Lab Monday.
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Skied Lab Monday & got parked before the crack of 11.
It was lake effect snowing but the roads were bare.
Roberts writeup is spot on.
After the lake effect band dumped a record amount across northeast CNY, it returned to a more usual location over Syracuse. It was time for places like Labrador and Song to get some of the snow. I had been traveling for work while the snow fell so I was feeling some real FOMO. On Friday I decided to see how conditions were and headed to Labrador in the afternoon.
It was a bluebird afternoon and the parking lot was bustling when I pulled in. I grabbed my ticket and met with my friend Ian. I met Ian back when they used to run the rope tow at Val Bialas in downtown...
Looked like Colgate’s ski team was practicing on Cutthroat.
Everything skied great but never made it to Cutthroat.
Flat light made for ski by feel but the last few runs on a couple inches of fresh lake effect in the sunshine on Razorback were the sweetest.
Supposed to have the lake effect
bands coming back again soon.
It was lake effect snowing but the roads were bare.
Roberts writeup is spot on.
After the lake effect band dumped a record amount across northeast CNY, it returned to a more usual location over Syracuse. It was time for places like Labrador and Song to get some of the snow. I had been traveling for work while the snow fell so I was feeling some real FOMO. On Friday I decided to see how conditions were and headed to Labrador in the afternoon.
It was a bluebird afternoon and the parking lot was bustling when I pulled in. I grabbed my ticket and met with my friend Ian. I met Ian back when they used to run the rope tow at Val Bialas in downtown...
Everything skied great but never made it to Cutthroat.
Flat light made for ski by feel but the last few runs on a couple inches of fresh lake effect in the sunshine on Razorback were the sweetest.
Supposed to have the lake effect
bands coming back again soon.
Ski conditions report says Ptarmigan lift is spinning. 
Tail is wagging.
A couple headwalls and lots of trees to the south
Tail is wagging.
