sibhusky

Snow stake at the mountain

The snow here is lasting and getting refreshed every day. Have had to start shoveling the walk.

This morning.

Here's two: Found one for Tut, remember one on Asp. It would be interesting to know the numbers.

Well, for sheer fatalities, Marjie's might take the win. I would have expected them to say Cliffie, but given the perennial ice of Marjie's and the sheer number of people on it at once, Cliffhanger was easier. There have definitely been deaths on Marjies, but I don't know the number.

View from mine

Get ready.. My outgoing boots were 60... Which is why I didn't just get new liners. It will be interesting to see me getting used to stiffer boots. The old ones were great off piste..

I know the feeling, Justo. The first pair of boots I tried on felt perfect. I kept trying on more boots because it worried me, ended up totally confused. Then took the cousins of the first probably because I was leery of picking the first one. Can't imagine skiing 150's. Unless I was always on a bowling alley surface.

Your own self. Only reliable place out there.

I apparently stayed the same size, not surprising since it's the same brand. Tried on a Rossignol, sloppy in the mid foot and ankle. These boots right now are snug enough to drive me crazy sitting at the PC, which I hope means they pack down to perfect. I did loosen the last size and now my red spots are less so, which is nice for future needs as I plan to have these a few years as well.. A buck a day sounds good.

I don't have a Lange foot, what can I tell you?

These are 99-101.

Ummm, yeah, I was a little concerned, but my foot wasn't pressured at the time, as it was up in the air. Frankly, I'm thinking of loosening it so I can tighten it later and not pack it too quickly. Sat with the boots on today while I worked on the PC. Several red spots that were not noticeable while the boot was on, might go away if I loosened it. Too dangerous to walk in this house though, no carpet. The adjustment is pretty tiny, 2mm.

Yes, a little screw on the sole. However, while my foot was in it, he tightened it and I didn't feel a thing...

Three insoles.

Got myself new boots after 462 days on the last pair. http://www.head.com/ski/products/boots/women/challenger-110-mya/6366/?region=us Interestingly, they were ten bucks cheaper at my local store compared to any price I've found on the net since then.

Tamaracks starting to turn. Ferns helping out.

Here at least, you have to show them your course registration and number of credits.

I was really responding to Doug's comment that you can have a full time job, presumably being able to AFFORD a full price pass, and still go to school full time. And my point is that with that much time being used up, you're not going to be using a pass as much as someone who is just going to school. Therefore, you only have time for a cheap pass. I don't think you want to argue that point? Or do you think that you can afford and justify the high price pass?

Well, but think about that. If you've also got a full time job, in addition to full time school, when exactly are you skiing? I'm suspecting your butt won't be taking up room in the liftlines very often. Siblet is getting her Masters and is a Teaching Assistant. She has a tough time doing her grocery shopping and laundry. Skiing? Ha! At Christmas. And I don't know if she'll get much in then either, she's got a thesis she can't find time to do.

Interesting that there an age thing. Siblet gets college status and she's moved into "late 20's". Do they seriously think you can hold a real job and go to school full time?

God forbid I should compete with you for that title...

Stay in the gates.

We won't open until December, no matter what.

Geez, look at the operator name. No wonder they've let the skiing part wallow.