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I've always thought this would be a good idea but I don't think theres much of a chance it will ever happen. I'd like to see a mountain with a stepped pricing system. Such as: We charge $ for a certain amount of available terrain, $$ for a larger amount of terrain $$$ for even more and $$$$ for the whole place. This would be a nice thing to do for the customers, and it would encourage the mountain to open more terrain to make more money per ticket.

:rofl camelback :rofl discount

While being extremely cool I'm not sure how worhwhile it would be to do this. Travel expenses to all 4 resorts, lift tickets, cameras, skis, it all adds up to some major $$$$. I can't imagine that you would be making all that much profit when all is said and done.

I had one pair of burton bindings and will never go back. The straps broke a few times, it was a generally weak design for what I paid and during normal riding I had a highback straight up snap off Absolute junk bindings If it wasn't one problem it was another. I got new K2s and have never looked back.

I won within 3 hours of entering haha Sorry to everyone else but I'm sure you'll get it eventually.

Just got mine! Anyone want to coordinate a mini PASR day or something so we can redeem these over Christmas break and maybe all ski/stay together?

It would replace Long Haul

You wouldn't want to let those twins go to waste with an offer like that GSS....

So are any PASR's going to be around K-mart this weekend? mark, 'dude, parkbuilder?

You never know who a drunk person is going to be. I know a few people that are happy and goofy and pretty smart 99% of the time, but when they get drunk they want to fight everyone within 3 blocks.

Are you going to come out and party on saturday?

I was going to start a thread or something about this but it works here. There are actually going to be 3 PASR's heading up on the trip this weekend.

I've actually been wondering about this myself. I've been in the, and I'm using the term extremely loosely, "back country" where they are cutting the new trails. The top part is wide open and easily turned into trails, the bottom half however is heavily contoured, rocky, includes some huge boulders and outcrops and the terrain is just not suitable for trail right next to the existing ones. I've had to hike out of that area on a few occasions because I just couldn't get back on a board. I'm curious whether they will attempt to grade this area or simply reroute the trails around the large knoll in question.

The lights were on when I was coming home a little while ago.

I just went out to rake leaves in a sweatshirt and it was wayyy too warm for that. No garuntees on what I'll be wearing on the snow today, definately tan pants and red A-frames though.

Those helmets look pretty sick, I was looking at one yesterday.

I think I'm gonna try to make it up.

Stowe was open right? Thats really cool that they would let you hike on mansfield before it opened and not have to buy a ticket. That kind of thing would never fly in PA. Nice going. Great TR. Great story and great pics.

I was thinking about heading up on tuesday, but if there are gonna be a bunch of PASRs on wednesday maybe i'll go then.

Awesome. I'm going to be up that way today. I'll have to head over and snap some pics.

google earth

After looking at the webcam I'm 99.9999% sure that this was just blowing out the mice. CB has never and will never open with just marjie's. If they were actually trying to open they would definately have blown on some greens from top to bottom, not a black.

Do you have to interview for every position up there? I'm looking to get on lifts over break and insidesno on here told me to just bring the application to the office when I go home this weekend

Those knee bindings seem a lot like my brother's Axials.

Seems pretty cool to me. I don't have a carving board, but If that limbo pole was raised half a foot or so I'd probably give it a try.