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I'm with you on the sudden radius change part.

looks great.

Your timing was impeccable.

According to pictures I have seen, I think he prefers GSS's trunk.

hope the conditions are great. looking forward to pictures.

Be careful going home.

Yeah, I enjoyed her posts.

To say the least

Self employed mason

Looks like 4 to 5 fluffy inches here in central bucks. The roads were quite interesting at 4:30am when I left for work. Love my jeep, it makes driving in snow something to look forward to.

I wonder how many days Rodney has.

you are right. I really want to ski Utah.

True, plus I think the direction of the wind would have meant having it blow right up the hill.

I returned to skiing in 2002 after a 10 year hiatus when we had a large snowfall and I went to camelback to see if I still knew how to ski, I did, and it was all downhill from there. I skied blue two or three times that year. I started skiing blue full time a couple years after that.

500 nice! I have 268 days at blue.

I had to go into work to clean snow. It was not as cold as the weather people made it sound. The roads were an absolute mess, that and the piss poor drivers out there would have made my 1 hour plus ride to blue a nightmare.

Blue's groomers were spot on this morning, especially challenge. Glades were fun, watch for rocks in the one by lazy. The bumps on nightmare and barney's were freshly seeded so they were a little sketchy at first but they improved quickly. By 11:30am some trails got a little skied off but not bad. More people on switchback today than I think I have ever seen so I guess that secret is out. Switchback was my last run at 11:30 and there were so many people it looked like lazy mile typically does, had a lot of fun weaving around the other skiers as most were going slow. The valley lodge is a busy place now that all the lessons are down there. The lift attendants need to do the organize the lift lines thing earlier on weekends.

Magic is awesome. It is one of those rare gems that make you feel like you stepped back in time. Wish I was there, have fun.

Bummer to hear you are hurt, hope you heal fast and well.

my first thought too.

Great trip report.

My first run was down razors. It had large ice spots on the headwall & the rest of it was lumpy, not bumps/moguls just oddly lumpy. Good snow everywhere else. Be careful in the glade by lazy, there are some exposed, pointy rocks throughout. Nightmare bumps have improved, barney's was good & it is wide so there are a variety of line choices. Due to the skier/boarder cross race, the hill was divided in two which funneled everyone into a couple of trails at the bottom. The valley parking lot was packed full, but the lift lines did not reflect that. Stopped to talk to the PASERs on my way out of the parking lot and caused a minor traffic jam, whoops.

Just returned from a day @ blue. To say it was windy would be a gross understatement. On my first run, the wind blowing up challenge stopped me on the headwall with my skis aimed directly down the fall line. I headed over to the main street chair and found that side of the mountain to be less windy. Lazy, switchback, main, barney's, come around to chute, widow maker, vista to midway, all in good shape. Very little in the way of slick spots. The bumps on main & chute were quite good, I spent most of my day in them. The glade by main was crusty dangerous, so that was avoided, didn't try the glade by lazy. Very few customers on the hill, skied directly onto the main street chair every run. On the way up & on the way back, route 946 was hairy in spots due to drifts and short stretches of near white out conditions were the drifts were.

Agree, but we aren't journalists.

The lower lot is way busier this year.