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If my Subaru can get thru all the perder, I will try. Camelback is looking like the best choice - flat interstate drive the whole way, opens earlier at 730, higher elevation and northerer which means more parder, and has steeper slopes than anything else on my KSL Resorts pass.

It's gonna be so deeeeeeeep. I plan on skiing on these so I don't get buried:

Don't tell too many people but snowtubing's bathrooms are way, way better than those in the ski area. There are so many more stalls like at Bucees, it's dank. I can change out of my ski gear in peace without some Jerry knocking on my stall door. It's pretty sick, bro.

We won't need snowmaking cannons after the Epic Massive Large Substantial Blizzard of 2024 (trademarked) (copyrighted) (R, whatever that means) !!!

Thank you for your service. Salute!

This is getting good.

My grandfather met Tom Clark in the early 90s and won and air condition unit. It was rad. I'm in the video, see if you can spot me. A few years ago I met Tom Clark at the train museum in Scranton. We shook hands as we admired the miniature locomotive display. Then we parted ways probably forever - him to the Pacific Northwest, and me to Mack-Ah-Doodle-Doo.

Kurt Aaron is the raddest. I love when he takes his dog Ranger to the fair and tells me to tie down my garbage can if it might be a little windy. If not for him my garbage can may have possibly perhaps blown over on its side once by now.

Rumour has it he got butthurt from trolls on the interwebs and responded inappropriately.

That would be grate but I don't feel like waking up early to shovel that crap. Maybe next storm.

Hard to believe Rajeev hasn't posted anything since last year. Next time I go to Camelback I'll go to the Dunkin' Donuts in Tobyhanna to stop in and say halo,and to ask Rajeev to serve me a Boston Cream donut.

Step 4 is installing facial recognition cameras on every chair lift with A.I. Litter Bug detector automatically recognizing inappropriate aluminum can disposal and therefore ejecting the litterer hooligan from the chair lift seat.

No, I think he's doing snowbord on his Burton snowbord at the ski hill station in Mumbai with his sister Jaya Singhhai.

Thanks for helping to clean up the planet. Bob Ross would be proud.

I'm so excited, and no, I just cannot hide it. Time to rent some powder skis and find a snorkel. I hope I don't lose my pole in the deep freshies. Maybe I'll even yell Milk It like @AtomicSkier did when he skied down that bunny hill he chopper'd up to in Colarada

Did you meet @sarkariexamwale yet or visit his blog to obtain the latest New Sarkari Yojana Information? Asking for a friend @JFDan

WJW, even Mountain Creek is blowing. @eaf Mountain Creek talk

Any time! @DiMe sometimes says that Nile Mile is now at Blue Mountain, on Trail Coming Soon or something. So this season I can ski Nile Mile at both Blue and Camelback!!

Didn't really notice so I guess Camelback is cleaner. Will have to count the aluminum cans on the ground next time

I won't but TFTI

He reminded me of one of those crazy conspiracy theorist guys from GTA San Andreas or disaster movies. Like he was a character straight outta a Vidya game. He might have said the water ponds for those are used for other purposes, but I don't really recall exactly what he was talking about.

That's rad, one day last season I hiked to that tower because the skiing was teh sick.

If the title of the post is "show of shit" one star seems more appropriate... But I changed it to five stars due to beautiful shots of the aluminum cans scenery 😍

Without trollin', I objectively think Camelback currently offers a better skiing experience than Blue the True (not factoring in PASR shenanigans). That'll change next week if we get some cold weather.

At Camelback, greatest mountain in the world, rode with some eccentric old guy that was probably abducted by aliens. He says Camelback can't blow a lot of snow because they only have one snowmaking retention pond which is near the new Sullivan Six pack, and apparently the pond was full of mud recently! Everyone pray for rain so Camelback can refill its one snowmaking pond! Skiing was pretty good for the first hour and a half. Hump and Asp were very nice, just a little mashed perdatery on the flat run back to the lift. King Tut was garbage. The greens off the Nastar Glenn lift were nice and found some fresh courdoroy around 10 am. Once everyone found that area it got a little chunky. Overall a grate day at Camelback and exceeded my expectations until around 11 am.