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The Colonel reports a promising cold snap and possible snow for West Virginia’s mountains in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
The Colonel reports a promising cold snap and possible snow for West Virginia’s mountains in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
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Updated November 4, 2004 by The Colonel
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JimK highlights Tahoe’s early-season snow dump at Boreal with photos, while powderpig recalls a disappointing trip and hopes to return for better conditions in December.
JimK highlights Tahoe’s early-season snow dump at Boreal with photos, while powderpig recalls a disappointing trip and hopes to return for better conditions in December.
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Updated November 4, 2004 by JimK
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Powderpig asks about the Eastern Tune Up at Stowe, prompting members to weigh its exceptional instruction and welcoming atmosphere against early-season weather, conditions, and travel.
Powderpig asks about the Eastern Tune Up at Stowe, prompting members to weigh its exceptional instruction and welcoming atmosphere against early-season weather, conditions, and travel.
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Updated November 4, 2004 by EasternSkiBum
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Members celebrate an exceptionally snowy western season, weigh early trips to Utah and Tahoe, and hear Crush’s report of deep powder at Brighton’s November opening.
Members celebrate an exceptionally snowy western season, weigh early trips to Utah and Tahoe, and hear Crush’s report of deep powder at Brighton’s November opening.
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Updated November 3, 2004 by Roy
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Jim compares conflicting winter forecasts from almanacs, AccuWeather, and woolly bear caterpillars, while members trade their own signs of an upcoming snowy season.
Jim compares conflicting winter forecasts from almanacs, AccuWeather, and woolly bear caterpillars, while members trade their own signs of an upcoming snowy season.
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Updated November 2, 2004 by lbotta
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pazuzu asks for advice on a family trip to Stowe, prompting detailed comparisons with Killington, recommendations for terrain and lodging, and discussion of travel routes and challenging trails.
pazuzu asks for advice on a family trip to Stowe, prompting detailed comparisons with Killington, recommendations for terrain and lodging, and discussion of travel routes and challenging trails.
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Updated November 2, 2004 by Denis
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Roger Z sees a promising early-November cold snap ahead, with possible flurries and the season’s first snowmaking at Snowshoe, while comprex shares his hope for winter’s arrival.
Roger Z sees a promising early-November cold snap ahead, with possible flurries and the season’s first snowmaking at Snowshoe, while comprex shares his hope for winter’s arrival.
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Updated November 2, 2004 by comprex
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The Colonel proposes replacing DCSki’s tin buttons with authentic ski pins, prompting interest from members and discussion of the logistical challenges of producing and selling them.
The Colonel proposes replacing DCSki’s tin buttons with authentic ski pins, prompting interest from members and discussion of the logistical challenges of producing and selling them.
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Updated November 1, 2004 by ski_guy_59
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EasternSkiBum organizes a Crabtowne Skiers trip to Park City, addressing pricing and resort flexibility as sign-ups grow and the group considers replacing Alta/Snowbird with Deer Valley.
EasternSkiBum organizes a Crabtowne Skiers trip to Park City, addressing pricing and resort flexibility as sign-ups grow and the group considers replacing Alta/Snowbird with Deer Valley.
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Updated October 31, 2004 by EasternSkiBum
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The Colonel’s call for a distinctive DCSki pin leads to a quick CafePress button rollout, while members discuss ordering it and push for a more traditional resort-style ski pin.
The Colonel’s call for a distinctive DCSki pin leads to a quick CafePress button rollout, while members discuss ordering it and push for a more traditional resort-style ski pin.
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Updated October 29, 2004 by The Colonel
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Jane and other skiers weigh late-March options, with Timberline emerging as the best nearby choice while Sunday River, Snowshoe, and other northern resorts offer more reliable conditions.
Jane and other skiers weigh late-March options, with Timberline emerging as the best nearby choice while Sunday River, Snowshoe, and other northern resorts offer more reliable conditions.
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Updated October 28, 2004 by jimmy
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JimK highlights Mt. Baker’s distinctive terrain and extraordinary snowfall, prompting discussion of Washington’s skiing, extensive backcountry, and famously wet Seattle-area weather.
JimK highlights Mt. Baker’s distinctive terrain and extraordinary snowfall, prompting discussion of Washington’s skiing, extensive backcountry, and famously wet Seattle-area weather.
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Updated October 27, 2004 by andy
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