<I>(Note from the Administrator: This report was originally posted on 1/26/00. Due to our move to new servers, the date and time attributed to this post is incorrect.)</I> <BR> <BR>PHAT day. Caught the second chair at 7:30. Cows in the pen were mooing <BR>and frothing at the mouth. Opened the gates and the stampede began. <BR>Nosedive, rounded the corner in my own private set of tracks and <BR>......WHAT? Snow guns?!?!?! Are you kidding me? Heaviest snow of the <BR>season and they were blasting guns on Nose dive. huh..... nice too that <BR>they buffed out the center 3/4 of the trail. Stayed to the left and <BR>ducked into and out of the woods where the goods were to be found. Fairly <BR>deep, very velvety.....you know, the kind that sort of purrrs as it <BR>deflects off your knees. <BR>Second run was off National and again into the woods......more <BR>fluffy velvety. Not bottomless, but definitely deep and pure. <BR>Moved on to the Gondi and a few runs in the stream bed and other <BR>secret stashes where plenty of goods were for the taking. By 9:30 I <BR>figured I should get back to Burlington and take my two hour ethics test <BR>that started at 9:00am. Sat down in the classroom at 10:32 and handed <BR>in the test at 11:00. <BR>Stowe was getting skiied off quickly!!! All the hounds were out. <BR>Winds were under control but the lifts were running slowly. Looks like <BR>stowe may not have recieved as much as other regions. I'd say 8-9inches. <BR> <BR>I'm curious to hear <BR>about Jay. I'm heading there thursday AM if the reports confirm > or = <BR>16-18 inches. Someone please answer my prayers!. Cheers to those of you <BR>who made it out today.....my apologies to those of you who didn't.
Stowe, VT 1/26/00
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