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Isn't @Johnny Law going out to Utah?

I had trouble with the battery in my 6. Ended up punting it and talked company into getting me an 11.

Eh, probably could still pick a line down Coming Soon.

Especially when the snow gets soft!

Did you borrow @GrilledSteezeSandwich phone with the greasy fingerprint on the lens?

On a needed break from delivering babies! 😆

Probably in the fractions of pennies!

No, $1.09/run right now. Having a BAD year so far with the crowds, work, sick, etc. No JAW sessions. Ugh!

Agree. With this week's warm temps and meltoff, people will start thinking about other activities even with the cooldown coming. Hopefully this weekend is the last of the crazy crowds.

They actually blew on them both days, so early runs were grate until the new got scraped out, then they got big, deep and slick. Big work project preventing my escape.

QFT! Especially spring bumps!

Can't image how anyone can wear one on anything but the most absolute frigid days. Do they have built-in HVAC or something?

They're not returning to Blue. How many do you see running NM/DW lately? I see more BMR on NM/DW than jibhonks. Maybe after BC shuts down.

May want to take a walk through the BM ski shop just to see if they have some worthwhile bindings at a decent price (w/ SP discount), then you can get them mounted, checked, etc. all in one fell swoop.

Both doubles were running/stopping at times. Most of the time the Burma chair wasn't loading, even when the lines were stretching up into lower Burma and lower Lazy.

And of all days for me not to take a break, since Barney's had fresh snow and was too much fun to stop! Dang!

The Original Golden Spike Tattoo parlor is right around the corner. Go get a tat to commemorate your grate trip!

Vastly!

Akin to skiing Blue Mountain "powder".

Try MRG in a light snow season if you want to work on your survival skiing abilities.

With the exception of Blue Mountain, where you get the smoothest ice that way...

Probably senses the wind speed using of all those broken anemometers on the lift towers.

We found a lot of fresh snow in the mellow trees skier's right of Milly lift. More challenging trees and good snow was up off skier's right of Snake Creek Express. Try Doyle's Dive at the top of Snake Creek lift. When we were there, Great Western Express having issues, so we didn't get over there until the afternoon, so the snow was getting kinda heavy. That area gets the afternoon sun, so you might want to hit it up early enough so the light is good, but the sun hasn't beat on the snow as much. The groomers would be fast, I suspect. Take/Post more pics!!

Why would he stop yelling at them anyway?