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Blue lives matter.

The patroller said it could affect their liquor license. Honestly if I was a patroller I’d tell the dude to drink better beer as he was drinking a miller lite.

Wow that’s a long day.

No not concerned at all...I’d be concerned if it was in the 60s and 70s and rainy like some years.

Maybe Clifton heights. He’s a season pass holder I’ll ask next time. So just a heads up drink in the lot not on the snow.

I forgot something township that starts with a K. No boot but they had to file a report and took his name.

Hey All, I’m back from another fun morning session at Blue mountain the true mountain. I arrived at the lower lot at 830am and it was in the lower 30s under sunny sky’s. In the house were C1, Toast, Atomic Jeff, Johnny Law, TP4, Charles and Bethlehem ford guy. Lining up by the scanners a ski patrol came around the corner and noticed the guy standing next to me was drinking a beer and wow he and another patroller went off on him and called security, it was the very friendly security guy who’s also a campus cop at cedar crest. The funniest thing was the beer drinker turned out to be a Delco cop. First civilian quad and first two runs were on Razors which was very nice and smooth fast snow. Switchback was 9 out of 10 and upper Main Street was an 11 out of 10..better than the Jackson hole groomers. I mainly skied Main Street with one run on sidewinder which was ok, there were some chunks churned up and a lot of goobers. I skied until 1030 and then hungout in the lot another 15 minutes or so with increasing clouds..even a few rain drops on the drive home. The six pack also opened around 10am which erased the short line on the quad. All in all it was a pleasant early spring morning with winter snow.

I don’t know how you made it through law school.

Haha

@eaf do you have a season pass for Belleayre? I’ll have to check my stats but I skied there many times a decade ago. Was always pretty reasonably priced lift tickets.

Or maybe fruit snacks. I grew up in the city so I’m used to always locking my car. My mom even got her car stolen back in the day. The first place I lived in Montana, the doors were never locked. It was wild.

I don’t even know if I have locations turned on...anyway I don’t want to be bothered by work people when I’m skiing or somebody from India named Brian seeing if I want an extended warranty on my car. I have a whole routine for my keys. The keys for my work, hotel house and cell phone go in center console while I ski and in my pants pockets are wallet and car key fob which I transfer to jacket pocket when I ski. I am a bit envious of people with touchpad entry on their cars..I think the old Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer editions had that. So was Free Fall ungroomed?

Where did you leave your keys? My phone stays in my car when I ski at Blue. It’s really the only time I’m not on my phone.

Former president of planned parenthood. Wow just wow. I remember the good old days, the gentlemanly thing to do if you got a girl pregnant was to pay for the abortion and also give the girl a ride to the clinic...now thanks to feminism and toxic masculinity ladies do gofundmes for abortions or the guy only pays half..SMDH things sure were different when @Johnny Law was in high school

When I booted up yesterday at Mont Bleu it was like Tallahassee.

Wow..was that your first fall of the season?

From recent trips, Philly and Jackson hole put skis on the circular luggage carousel and Newark and Denver have special areas for oversized baggage. Also nice that you had a place to shower before the flight home. Nice report!!!

Get better goggles like the ones above. I’ve used exclusively Oakley A frames for years and no issues and they’re like $150 goggles. With inferior goggles I have fogging issues on damp days

What kind of goggles do you have?

Enjorales is ripping it..

Thanks for the tag...

I like the shot of BenM squeezed between Mute and Toast..

Hey All, I’m back from another morning session at Blue mountain the true mountain. I arrived at the lower lot at 840am. The drive up was slow with 22 traffic and all the pot holes. It was 30 degrees under a rising sun. In the house were Bethlehem ford guy, Rodney, C1er, Gary’s son Josh, Terry and many other boomers, jibhonks and noobs. First civilian six pack and I began on razors which was pretty good..firm, not icy but they blew a little in the middle section which was a bit chunky, challenge was pretty similar. The run of the day was Switchback, I lapped that three times in a row and only saw two people on it total. I then skied paradise which was pleasant and uncrowded, then another run on Switchback. I took the Main Street chair up to the famous widow maker. While widow didn’t have titty deep pow wow it did still have fresh cord. I skied widowmaker to midway which was nice to Burma which was jam packed with peeps back to the six pack. By now there was maybe a 15 chair wait on the six pack..the quad was running but not loading people. If it was quad only liftlines would be much longer. Last run was another paradise so 9 runs total by 10:20am. It was interesting skiing alone for the first time this season. Lots of goobers on the lifts drinking and acting a fool. Near the end of my session I saw Bethlehem ford guy on tuts lane and told him Switchback was good and he said they were going to ski lazy mile and then take a shot of bourbon..WTGAI i should be back Thursday AM JADIP

I’m gonna write a report in a second. I’m posted up at Sheetz. It’s busy but the six pack is running so like a 1/4 filled corral when I left but people flowing in.

Thanks for posting in the Blue forum. Gonna be extra crowded today and even more potholes. I noted where they are for the drive back.