Whitefish today pic

[sibhusky]

Day 56. More fresh snow, fewer people, and visibility.

[sibhusky]

Day 57. Pretty empty and all kinds of weather. At least some of it was more snow.

[sibhusky]

Day 58. Skied with friends in fog, snow, and graupel (free Big Mountain face peel with every run). Snow was great. Visibility was variable.

 

 

Edited March 20 by sibhusky

[sibhusky]

Day 59. The best snow was where you could see the least. Of course.  Decided to bag it at noon. Can only take so much of chair 2.

 

 

 

[sibhusky]

Day 60. Made my million and had my first fall in four years.

 

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[sibhusky]

Day 61. Rain and fog, but amazingly fun.

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[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

The guy in the red looks like a blue mountain regular named Keith @indiggio looks way better than the skiing I had today. 
 

@sibhusky I can tell you have a little extra spring in your step..I definitely did this season…we’ve had a lot of foggy days at Blue this season.  

Edited March 25 by GrilledSteezeSandwich

[sibhusky]

1 hour ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

I can tell you have a little extra spring in your step

I lost 85 pounds.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

31 minutes ago, sibhusky said:

I lost 85 pounds.

Well great for you!!!  Self improvement is always a great thing. 

[sibhusky]

Day 62. Snow was soft from the start. And slooow by lunch. Need to do some structure work, I guess, but it looks fine.

 

 

Edited Thursday at 08:00 PM by sibhusky

[sibhusky]

Day 63. It takes a special kind of crazy to ski here.

[PSUFrankenstein]

Yeah, when i saw the weather for today l was expecting that and chose lost trail instead.   I'd love to get to whitefish on my next trip out here 

[sibhusky]

Come in late January.

[sibhusky]

Day 64. Started out kind of misty, but turned into a nice day.

[AirheadD8]

4 hours ago, sibhusky said:

Day 64. Started out kind of misty, but turned into a nice day.

Mongo snow ball contest? 

[sibhusky]

1 hour ago, AirheadD8 said:

Mongo snow ball contest? 

Near as I could tell, it rolled down the hill on its own. I was on a lift on the opposite ridge when I saw it. I think it was kicked off up high. Then these guys came down after it and it looked like they were sculpting it into a jump. But really, that means that slope needs closing. I don't know why ski patrol wasn't chasing them off. Similar but slightly steeper areas on similar-facing ridges are all closed because of avalanche danger. If this well-pounded slope is shedding sections that way it's not safe. I've been next to an avalanche years back. Missed being hit by seconds.