snoloco
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So does riding the Adirondack Express in high winds, or having to skate Wood In.Well lapping gondolas sucks, so that's one good reason.
So does riding the Adirondack Express in high winds, or having to skate Wood In.Well lapping gondolas sucks, so that's one good reason.
This might be worth a demonstration in Protest Area H.Also, sausage tortellini soup every day.
Never. And I was skiing Gore long before you--when Cloud (before smoothing/blasting) was the only* way off the summit.Revel in Ruby Run my son, embrace Gore and all it's Cloudy-ness.
Or just leave Gore to the rest of us, we love it!
I skied it in the 90s.Never. And I was skiing Gore long before you--when Cloud (before smoothing/blasting) was the only* way off the summit.
* or Tannery all the way to the base
Oh you sweet, summer child. My first visit was '86 or '87. It's come a long way! Still don't like Ruby Run though!I skied it in the 90s.
In practice: yes, but Tannery used to extend all the way down past the (then non-existent) Topridge Chair to the base. I only took it once. It was a lot like the old Juggernaut at Killington. Lots of skating. Twister used to be much, much narrower--like Quicksilver is now.I'm pretty sure before the "new gondola" cloud was the only way down, right?
I did it too.In practice: yes, but Tannery used to extend all the way down past the (then non-existent) Topridge Chair to the base. I only took it once. It was a lot like the old Juggernaut at Killington. Lots of skating. Twister used to be much, much narrower--like Quicksilver is now.
The gondola shoulda went to the top like the redheaded one did.The gondola has enough capacity, serves the same terrain plus better summit access, and is a more comfortable ride.
I see your’86 and raise you 1970.Oh you sweet, summer child. My first visit was '86 or '87.