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I guess Ryan, TP4 and I were too hard core and got it turnt up.

See you Sunday.

Yeah, falls turned into the exception to the great conditions I reported earlier. Good thing you’re only on it for 5 seconds.

Ok.

Here this morning. TP4 in the lot when I pulled in. Riding the lift with Mute and TP4 now. The snow feels like western groomers today. Well done, Blue.

TFTI

See you at Blue next year.

Opening tomorrow.

Over by the thing?

I'll be there to track it out! I imagine widow maker will be titty deep with titty sparkles flying everywhere.

Also, Christmas Wrapping.

😎

You are loved. If you are thinking about harming yourself: Call 1-800-273-8255

Solid. Congrats on keeping up with it, and my apologies for offering you beers.

Since when are you an 18yo girl?

Nothing to be ashamed of. I'm sure you make up for it in other ways. Maybe karaoke ?

I'll have to join for one of those sessions this year. I think I only went up two evenings last year.

One of.

Yes. Burma is a nice surprise addition as well.

Deep pow. Main Street is $$$

Lazy is sexy this morning. Grooming is superb on trails that have been open. New trails are good but firm. Blowing on Challenge and paradise.

First one up the 6er this season. They blew a ton of snow. Good to be back in our row down at the base.

Great read. Thanks for sharing that. Mine is can of ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas’, especially the version by Josh Hyslop below. Something about the tune, the tone, and the lyrics make me feel relaxed and reminisce of old childhood holiday memories with family that are no longer here, or just innocent childhood times.

My god you're negative about everything.

What is everybody's favorite type of deciduous tree? I really like the Tulip Poplar trees because of the leaf shape and how most of the time they will look tulip shaped, but also sometime you may have one of the sides missing that looks like a mitten. My next favorite would probably be Ginkgo trees because there leaves are so unique with their fan shape and tiny striations. Plus, they typically turn a beautiful yellow color in the fall.