Camberstick
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Top third is decent, definitely more cement than cream cheese as you get lower. Maybe I'll see you upstairs Harvey, orange jacket riding a board off the double
Plattekill Conditions
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Harvey
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I assumed we be skiing all groomers, but it looks like with some fatter skis maybe dot dot dot...
Love the ski area boundary sign, read it. We spent most of the day skiing off Overlook. We named that whole wedge Cherry Pie.
Dean was on fire.
First chair until 3 without a break. Good day, thin cover in the woods, tough skiing.
Dean and Jason tele'd it all. I was survival skiing.
First time in my career I changed skis midday.
Snowed all day, it was nuking when I left, tomorrow should be good.
Love the ski area boundary sign, read it. We spent most of the day skiing off Overlook. We named that whole wedge Cherry Pie.
Dean was on fire.
First chair until 3 without a break. Good day, thin cover in the woods, tough skiing.
Dean and Jason tele'd it all. I was survival skiing.
First time in my career I changed skis midday.
Snowed all day, it was nuking when I left, tomorrow should be good.
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Camberstick
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Harvey
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Tomorrow should be good. All the trails are covered and the groomers were excellent. We didn't hit anything on the natural trails and honestly not too much in the woods either. Still, probably recommend most stay out of the trees. If you insist on going in, as Camber said, stay high, it's less grabby. Skier traffic improves everything.
Camber... orange coat... did you make first chair? If so we spoke.
Harvey
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I was trying to say we weren't hitting bottom on any trail natural or otherwise.
I switched to a fatter rockered ski and it made skiing much easier.
