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Mad River Glen 3/19

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Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby jasoncapecod » Fri Mar 19, 2010 5:50 pm

My daughter Zoe and I skied MRG for the first time today. Temps top out around 60 with bluebird skies..Here's a few pics of my best day this season...
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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby icelanticskier » Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:02 pm

nice! emily and i were there both monday and tuesday. great skiing! place was deserted, maybe 150-200 skiers each day. how was the cover holding up? i saw lots of bare spots opening up on tuesday and it hasn't gotten any cooler since. paradise and fall line skied very well as well as the 20th hole area.

fun rugged little place, well seems very small after skiing sugarloaf a bunch recently. btw, the loaf is chock full of snow right now and should pick up more in the coming days. it's "one big mutha" time! till may.............

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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby Patrick » Fri Mar 19, 2010 9:01 pm

icelanticskier wrote:nice! emily and i were there both monday and tuesday.
:shock: :shock: :shock:
I believe you went right pass me (you even looked back at me) as I was at the bottom of the single waiting for one of my daughters. I said to myself, geeez that guy looks like Rog, but it can be...everyone knows that license turns green at Spring Time in NH.

I guess Icelandic skis weren't the only thing at MRG on Tuesday. Funny, I ran into River today at Smuggs. It's a small world.
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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby Marc_C » Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:29 pm

icelanticskier wrote:fun rugged little place, well seems very small after skiing sugarloaf a bunch recently.

That's 'cause it is very small. Skiing the Loaf has nothing to do with it. You'd feel the same after skiing Stowe or Sugarbush.
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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby riverc0il » Sat Mar 20, 2010 4:02 am

Patrick wrote:I said to myself, geeez that guy looks like Rog, but it can be...everyone knows that license turns green at Spring Time in NH.

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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby icelanticskier » Sat Mar 20, 2010 5:06 am

Patrick wrote:
icelanticskier wrote:nice! emily and i were there both monday and tuesday.
:shock: :shock: :shock:
I believe you went right pass me (you even looked back at me) as I was at the bottom of the single waiting for one of my daughters. I said to myself, geeez that guy looks like Rog, but it can be...everyone knows that license turns green at Spring Time in NH.

I guess Icelandic skis weren't the only thing at MRG on Tuesday. Funny, I ran into River today at Smuggs. It's a small world.


i thought that was you! em and i were skiing with her dad and uncle, rick moulton, producer of ski and surf films, lives in huntington, we were staying with him. both her dad and rick rip it up, ski anything and everything well. it's pretty cool to have a girlfriend where every family outing has to do with skiing, works for me \:D/ . i think he said hello to you while we were getting on the single, no? were you wearing a helmet and a big beard type thing coming off of your chin?

license plates do turn green in nh in spring, that's why i was skiing in vermont. 8-[ unless it starts raining or snowing again, i'll be avoiding mt washington zoo time till the loaf closes at the end of april, then i'll go back up for may, june, and into july.

if yer gonna be at the loaf on sunday/monday next week or every other week till they close, let me know.

p.s. here's rick's website, check it out, cool stuff, great guy, sick skier. http://www.rickmoulton.com/

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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby Admin » Sat Mar 20, 2010 6:45 am

icelanticskier wrote:were you wearing a helmet and a big beard type thing coming off of your chin?


The ZZ Top thing strikes again. :lol:
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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby ChrisC » Sun Mar 21, 2010 11:42 am

Patrick is one of the more recognizable skiers on the mountain.

Hard to miss...
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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby Patrick » Sun Mar 21, 2010 12:20 pm

icelanticskier wrote:i thought that was you!
(...)i think he said hello to you while we were getting on the single, no? were you wearing a helmet and a big beard type thing coming off of your chin?


Yes that was me, I saw Rick and said "Hi" to him. We traded emails last Fall regarding his DVDs. You are correct about Rick's work. I personally find that his Legends of American Skiing is one of the finest ski documentaries, and I've seen a bunch of ski movies. If you haven't seen it, you should check it out.

http://www.rickmoulton.com/merchandise/legends.shtml
http://www.alpenglow.org/ski-history/no ... gends.html

icelanticskier wrote:if yer gonna be at the loaf on sunday/monday next week or every other week till they close, let me know.


March Break is over, back to work tomorrow. Funny, meet or bumped into a bunch of people this week. Oh yeah, I should try to write something up.

ChrisC wrote:Patrick is one of the more recognizable skiers on the mountain.

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby icelanticskier » Sun Mar 21, 2010 2:50 pm

bummer, i even asked rick where you were from right after he said hi to you and he replied, "huntington", as in huntington vermont. i heard him call you patick too. i would've waited up for you for some runs had he said you were from canada!

next time.

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Re: Mad River Glen 3/19

Postby Patrick » Thu Mar 25, 2010 9:11 am

icelanticskier wrote:bummer, i even asked rick where you were from right after he said hi to you and he replied, "huntington", as in huntington vermont. i heard him call you patick too. i would've waited up for you for some runs had he said you were from canada!

Yeah, he might have been confused on my identity. We traded a few emails last fall regarding his work and mentioned to send him a email if I went to MRG so we could make a few turns (i didn't...too busy + I was there with the family). When I introduced myself, he said, oh you're from the other valley. I wasn't sure what he meant. Ottawa Valley, Edelweiss Valley (he wouldn't known I have a pass there) or even Waterville Valley do to my last name could be associated with that place.

Oh well...I'll be up on the rockpile before all the snowmelts. One week at a time now until then.
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