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Thanks! Timing is weird that I got into remote work as most others are heading back to the office but I think its going to be great in terms of getting more days at Blue and the flexibility to travel for longer periods.

Definitely a trip to Colorado for at least 4 ski days but unsure on anything else. Winter Park could definitely be fun too. Ideally any trip would be in February or even March. Last two years January was somewhat disappointing

Hey PASR, I've got a new job with more flexibility now so it seems like a pass would now be a good idea. Anyone planning on a Western trip this year, or want to plan one? I snagged a 4 pack of tickets to use for 2 days at Loveland and am thinking maybe Epic day pass would be the way to go. So who wants to go west with me and @skiincy?

Fuel surcharges for big trucking carriers usually get renegotiated every so often, say 6 to 12 months. I would ask the guy in a few months to lower the surcharge.

I can't imagine how big and heavy a quad chair is. Just wait though, in 30 years someone from PASR will be trying to figure out how to get a 6 pack chair home on a flatbed

I think he's saying he misses lawn pics.

I'm still undecided on a pass for next year. Work from home could make a long trip West worth it though.

Since Coming Soon is already taken I'll take a guess and say this one will just be called "Eventually"

Falls is right down the road from where I grew up. Spent quite a few years as a junior member of a golf course up there called Emanon. (They couldn't decide on a name so they named it "No name" backwards.

Nothing is getting good until we see some concrete in the ground.

I suppose I have made a bad decision then. I've been to the pocono race a few times and never any other. Not sure I have any desire to go to a different track though. My only real good memories of going to the race was of tailgating.

Can we talk quickly about how they let you bring in your own beer at the track? If there is any place in the world that embodies leaving money on the table it's them.

This is a serious question. What makes a good seat better than a meh seat at Pocono? Ive been a few times and no matter where I sat it was always just a blur of cars shooting past me followed by quiet and the faint view of cars a mile away until they came back.

The thermostat is set and I haven't touched it since Sunday, mostly because I've been in a house with no AC in the Poconos since then. Hopefully it's fine when I get back Friday.

The active construction at Camelback must add to the summer waterpark ambiance in a similar way that the waterpark adds to the winter ambiance.

Was it a strike? Did they have the pitch speed thing turned on?

Terminal E actually. The picture is taken looking towards F.

Did you know that Blue mountain let's PHL use the lower lodge during the off season? Really nice of them if you ask me.

It's going to be interesting to see a concrete pumping truck drive up main street

I think we will see concrete this week. It's a decent sized risk to open up those holes and let them get rained on. I would love to see the forms being built.

Even if you just strung it through the hole on top of the chair it would be cool to hang it from a metal cable of sorts.

I like this idea. Also could we set one up pointed at your grill? I think that would be a fun one to watch in the off season.

The pile of branches and the one of lift towers is gone from Main Street

You're right, they are definitely worth at least $1,500. We are lucky they are offering us a deal.

Hardly any $1200 chairs left! Hurry up and snag yours today