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I won't be reading this boar any more since you already allowed prior messages with personal shots. It's a pretty crappy website if you ask me, too.

As long as it's only his Horse that thinks it queer, RivercOil can get away with it. Who is that guy you are chasing with a camera through the Burke Mtn. trees? Could it be this gay joker, JoeGM?

What a childish post.

Sorry, fella, but the title didn't ring true. I won't waste time on a post with a title that I can criticize. Futhermore, I didn't find it >>cool for New England<< in that I've seen these seaside cornices which I described that will prabably form this storm in Maine. It just dawned on me...

It doesn't look like there are any tracks under the Tram. It can't be an epic year, if that is true. This storm has gone through it's rain, wet snow, large flakes, now normal snow stages here. Maine will get socked with at least 18" from what I have gleaned. If you're into going the...

Finally, I'll be able to report on the conditions at some downhill report next week. They're predicting wet, heavy snow for Northern N.E. which will be deep as well. We're going to have a great base for Spring skiing. On top of that April can be the best powder month. The only limit will be...

Why should I not presume the literal? Whatever, these cornices seaside were quite interesting in that they overhung the shore. I saw cayote track out to the edge of a prominent one. If you fall through one, though, you'ld be taking an icy salt bath. Back to skiing drifts, it certainly must...

What's the matter, are you too cheap to buy a digital camera? I want to see pics.

What? NO Photos? Get a cyber life, please.

Great Photos!!! Pisgah, the woods, the snow!!! It's like going to a Patriot football game and then watching it on the Tube.

Obviously, you haven't seen a cornice if you mistook that for one. Interestingly enough I have seen cornice drifts on Cape Cod Dunes this winter which matched the ones I have seen on various mtn. peaks.

Wild. I've been having some very unusual experiences here on Cape Cod with these latest series of snowfalls.

Are you trying to make those of us that aren't there envious?

Certainly chasing gals around Boston has done wonders for my waistline, but trying to find a flame on a ski area like Sugarbush or MRG has given me serious headaches. >>She calls and tells you that she'll be on the Mountain, come and get it!!!<< I also remember an incident when I was selling...

That's pretty amusing, I needed a little chuckle. Tell me, why would you expect to see a censored post? A censor would block posts that conflicts with his group's propaganda or beliefs so you really wouldn't see them, would you? I wonder if you are putting in some kind of hidden threat there...

I've just put in three good days of track skiing in a row and expect another one tomorrow. I've been using the same wax combo each day. The powder settled and melted a bit yesterday which make it easier to set down a new track beside the old. I've been out now 27 days X-C and 6 with snowshoes...

Why would you have to be able to ski woods to use the 2 fer Coupon? I would never agree to spending a day skiing with someone until I found out first hand how skilled they are. There's nothing worse than being stuck for a whole day with another skier that is either much better or much worse...

By the way the State Park at Cannon has a pretty good ungroomed x-c trail system which isn't far from the Alpine lodges. It's SW of Bald Knob which can be seen in one of the photos in the previous thread. It can be accessed from below at a parking lot on Rt. 18. Franconia has a ski touring...

Sorry, but I hadn't logged in before that last message. Anyway, I'm sure I got the first tracks in on this last storm. The silence was deafening.

Surprised the daylights out of me, but I had one of my best days skiing today. 12 inches of dry powder.