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Nah hes in Moore Township right near Bath, PA. A bit higher up as compared to Whitehall/Allentown/Bethlehem.

Wow. Best thing I've ever seen that was all shot at Blue. Shot with HVX? A ton of slow-mo though... Are you asking what we thinking about the video/editing or the riding?

Yet many longtime Blue customers have talked about having more fun and a far more enjoyable experience at other PA hills. Potential is nothing if it is left as just that. Talk - Action = Zero...

If you want jumps don't even bother with Killington. They are still at what I would consider a very early season park. They had one very small table. Not sure if you've been to Blue yet but something similar to what Blue has in Come Around. Waaay more impressed with Mt. Snow on the park side of things. Mt Snow has an entire trail with well built jumps and a selection of rails, and I think their big park is open this weekend as they were reshaping it last weekend. Conditions at Killington on Saturday were not bad but not good. East coast... Definitely pretty firm, although they had some of the trails being blown on open and there were some bump lines on those. Certainly didn't see too many boarders on those trails though. The bumps were straight gnar. The rest of the mountain was pretty firm from people just sliding down steep sections. Worth $70? Not to me but it was a good time. Of course conditions this weekend depend on how much snow they get out of this storm and how cold it gets.

Figures...

Thanks! Just cleaned up my tab bar somethin' fierce.

Nice! I've been to Peak n Peak once like ten years ago probably. We did a Peak n Peak and Holiday Valley trip. I wasn't old enough at the time, but I've heard that the town where Holiday Valley is, Elicottville, is like the Vail of New York. Bars and restaurants all up and down its main street along with some cool ski and board shops.

I don't even understand why you ask for product advise and people waste their time giving it to you. You have never followed a suggestion that we've given you and in the end you've always shafted yourself. That being said, you should get some of these. They are good in ALL light conditions due to lens that swap out with a few easy bolts, they obviously fit great and are super adjustable, you will never have to replace them because they are indestructible, and they provide maximum protection which will make your mom and dad happy knowing you are safe.

Almost all their photography was customer submitted. They used to be based about three miles from my house, but were recently bought out by Costa del Mar and I think they moved the whole operation down to Florida. Not sure how they are doing their photos now. Kind of a bummer because I used to be able to go do warranty stuff on my lunch break.

I actually have some goggles for sale that might interest you. They are both brand new Native Eyewear goggles that come with two sets of lenses, one for low light and one for daytime. The lenses are super easy to change due to a hinge mechanism, and the day lens is actually polarized. check them out at http://www.rei.com/search?cat=40004356&amp...CNative+Eyewear I have one pair of each model. The siege is for larger faces, the mission is for smaller faces. The Mission fits a lot like the Smith Phenoms. I'll let them go for $80 a piece.

I'll be out there December 20th. Planning on having a fun setup by then?

www.google.com, www.yahoo.com, www.altavista.com, www.use-a-search-engine.com Yes he sells a variety of nylon brushes. I'm sure he would be glad to recommend a specific one for your "needs." The oil you keep talking about is simply an overlay. After a few runs any rub, drip, or spray-on overlay is going to be gone. His wax is used by folks with far more credibility and experience than your average techs. Many techs just hot wax with what the shop orders in bulk for their full tunes, usually some type of all-purpose base prep.

Wow congrats its a huge improvement. I can vouch for this stuff being very legit and a huge value. Super prompt service as well.

Fun edit! Camelback!!!??? Hmmmmmm...

zero cameras out that I saw...

Conditions on any other trails?

As soon as I battle off this hangover I'll get some pics out.

I've skied Intuition liners going on four years now and won't buy another product until something better is available. They solved all my boot problems in one stroke. They give a great fit, they are warm, and they are reasonably priced for the performance they deliver.

Got a few pairs of skis that need to go... Last years Line Invaders. 171cm (they measure out to 175cm) No cracked edges. Bases could use a grind, there are a couple gouges, but nothing to the core. Yellow topsheet, hot pink base. No bindings. Drilled once for Look P12s. $100 or best offer. Fischer RX8's. I think they're the 2006 model. 165cm. Skis are in great condition. 13m radius, frontside carving ski that is a lot of fun. Raced beer league on these last year and had a great time. $175 or best offer. Dynastar Concepts. 165cm with Tyrolia bindings. Skis are in urban condition ie. missing some edge here and there. $50 or best offer. If you're interested in any of these PM me and I will get pics to you. Thanks!

Question a good thing and it may be no more...

This only gets better... Rap battle after DH's Chinese DH?

Ohhhhh shittttttt!!!! Tha champ is here!

I don't know where I'll be but I'll definitely throw some prizes into the pot. So I'll put in a bunch of stickers from various companies, a pair of Native Eyewear goggles if I don't sell them first, and a couple Level 1 movies.

What the F

Yes, Blue Mountain is in the same league as those places...