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Freefall was nice - a little chewed up at the bottom, but a lot of marbles on Paradise. Burma was OK, and even rode up on Vista a couple of times to enjoy the nice snow above the lodge.

Further down their webpage they list their standard hours as nine on weekdays. But their Facebook page does mention they will open at eight Friday.

First day on Head Kore 93s, 170s. Going wider and shorter for old geezer skis. Had demoed them at Tahoe last spring and liked the the most of the wider skis I tried. Did well today, relatively fast turning, handled the mid morning marbles and was able to do speed control skidding a lot better than my longer Rossi Experience 88s. Blue Mountain ski shop experience was very good.

Just catching up.

Somebody is famous on Blue Mountain’s Instagram.

Reminds me of a popular fiberglass kayak maker in West Virginia a number of years ago. At the end of the day he left a pot of mixed epoxy on the workbench. It cooked off and burned down the shop. Never did get back in business.

Get a rechargeable dremel with a chain sharpening bit. Makes it a lot easier to frequently sharpen. A lot of dirt on those logs, probably.

Took me 18 months after my tibia plateau fracture to get back to 100% in strength and stability.

Death Valley recovered from the floods yet?

Keeping an eye on the Taos ski area. Jupiter rising last night.

The points system for time off sounds pretty horrific for workers.

Jeep Gladiator rolled off the Imogene pass near Ouray yesterday. Skiing seems a lot safer.

Looks like Warren Buffet and the railroads didn’t want to take on Dark Biden.

I thought I saw something whiz by me every once in a while, but it was going too fast for me to really see it. 😀

$4.75 for biodiesel blend and 5.25 for the good stuff in Iowa.

Bumps for Boomers in Aspen? Love their videos.

Cheat sheet of the rapids on the lower. http://home.ptd.net/~ab257/m_l_leh.html

There should be a drain line from the collection pan underneath the unit going outside, usually discharging underground. There should also be a second line set a little bit higher in the pan from the first line that discharges where you can see it. If that second line starts dripping, then you know the first line is plugged.

Like the straight lines thru the trees.

Nine mile canyon in UT.

Those too, but in case you were serious, varnish is that dark coating to the rocks formed by minerals, a lot of petroglyphs were created by scratching away the varnish to show the lighter rock. Hot boater ladies were referred to as women in rubber back in the days of wet suits. Now dry suits are much less interesting.

Exhausting just looking at the photos. Lots of nice varnish though.

Bernard and Sons did a good job for us, we have a 12/12 pitch roof.

Those were amazing. You would sit and watch it and think how long it would take you with a t square and ink to do it.

Overhead transparencies with stick on colored films, press on letters, and those 1/16 inch wide colored tapes that were flexible enough to go around bends for corporate management presentations. Exacto knives and Kohinoor pens. One of my projects from the early 90s was to digitize our library of engineering drawings into AutoCAD. Some of the old drawings from the early 1900s were genuine works of art.