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DCSki members trade offseason plans ranging from home projects, training, mountain biking and fly fishing to ski shopping, summer mountainboarding and preparing for next season.
DCSki members trade offseason plans ranging from home projects, training, mountain biking and fly fishing to ski shopping, summer mountainboarding and preparing for next season.
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Updated September 8, 2005 by kwillg6
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SeaRide reports that Liberty Mountain added new lighting to three trails as part of a broader upgrade that also includes improved snowmaking and tubing-park expansions.
SeaRide reports that Liberty Mountain added new lighting to three trails as part of a broader upgrade that also includes improved snowmaking and tubing-park expansions.
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Updated September 7, 2005 by SeaRide
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BushwackerinPA shares a video of spring skiing at Mad River Glen, while JimK adds photos and both praise the resort’s distinctive website, single chair, and challenging terrain.
BushwackerinPA shares a video of spring skiing at Mad River Glen, while JimK adds photos and both praise the resort’s distinctive website, single chair, and challenging terrain.
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Updated September 7, 2005 by BushwackerinPA
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snowsmith reports that Hidden Valley is up for sale amid significant tax debts, though the resort says it plans to operate normally for the coming ski season.
snowsmith reports that Hidden Valley is up for sale amid significant tax debts, though the resort says it plans to operate normally for the coming ski season.
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Updated September 7, 2005 by snowsmith
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Tomf reports that Corridor H’s Baker-to-Wardensville opening has been delayed to spring or summer 2006, prompting discussion of new construction contracts and steep contractor penalties.
Tomf reports that Corridor H’s Baker-to-Wardensville opening has been delayed to spring or summer 2006, prompting discussion of new construction contracts and steep contractor penalties.
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Updated September 5, 2005 by bawalker
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Powderpig shares photos and impressions of Timberline’s new trail construction, prompting discussion about its grade, snowmaking plans, snowboard access, and potential impact on terrain-park operations.
Powderpig shares photos and impressions of Timberline’s new trail construction, prompting discussion about its grade, snowmaking plans, snowboard access, and potential impact on terrain-park operations.
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Updated September 4, 2005 by fred
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Langleyskier proposes carpooling as a way to offset high gas prices, prompting discussion of DCSki’s Ride Board and whether its name clearly communicates its purpose.
Langleyskier proposes carpooling as a way to offset high gas prices, prompting discussion of DCSki’s Ride Board and whether its name clearly communicates its purpose.
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Updated September 3, 2005 by bawalker
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JimK shares a breathtaking photo album from New Zealand’s Whakapapa ski area, prompting readers to admire the scenery and look ahead to the coming ski season.
JimK shares a breathtaking photo album from New Zealand’s Whakapapa ski area, prompting readers to admire the scenery and look ahead to the coming ski season.
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Updated September 3, 2005 by Roger Z
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Myrto asks how $5-per-gallon gas could affect skiing, prompting discussion of travel and lodging strategies, resort reliability, and Blue Knob’s snowmaking improvements.
Myrto asks how $5-per-gallon gas could affect skiing, prompting discussion of travel and lodging strategies, resort reliability, and Blue Knob’s snowmaking improvements.
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Updated September 2, 2005 by Mountain Masher
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The Colonel considers how soaring fuel and energy costs could raise ski-area prices, reduce snowmaking, and make skiing less accessible, prompting debate over market forces and disaster-related relief.
The Colonel considers how soaring fuel and energy costs could raise ski-area prices, reduce snowmaking, and make skiing less accessible, prompting debate over market forces and disaster-related relief.
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Updated September 2, 2005 by pagamony
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Wolverine and other users struggle to change the homepage’s Snowshoe weather setting, prompting Scott to troubleshoot browser cookies and revise DCSki’s weather-preference code.
Wolverine and other users struggle to change the homepage’s Snowshoe weather setting, prompting Scott to troubleshoot browser cookies and revise DCSki’s weather-preference code.
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Updated September 2, 2005 by Scott
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JimK shares photos of skiers and riders showing strong form and big air around the world, while members identify one mystery Mid-Atlantic image as Roundtop rather than Wisp.
JimK shares photos of skiers and riders showing strong form and big air around the world, while members identify one mystery Mid-Atlantic image as Roundtop rather than Wisp.
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Updated September 1, 2005 by tommo
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