i've been terrible with taking photos/video this season, i will be better about this going forward.
we were off to a decent start here, with a good week of snow during thanksgiving that i wasn't in the country for unfortunately. dry pattern now, with storm flow seemingly not getting far enough south. hoping we get a proper refresh soon but will enjoy what i can in the meantime.
got out on the split finally for day 8 of the season. was much more fun going up than down, a phrase i wish to never use.
I'm in the UK on vacation, and I'd never been in a dry slope before. I had to give it a try.
(Well, not *had to*, but I was curious )
So far, my conclusion is that it's like falling onto the most sadistic exfoliation device ever made. I forgot my left glove at the hotel, so that hand has a healthy number of scratches.
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jclinares wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2024 6:06 am
I'm in the UK on vacation, and I'd never been in a dry slope before. I had to give it a try.
(Well, not *had to*, but I was curious )
So far, my conclusion is that it's like falling onto the most sadistic exfoliation device ever made. I forgot my left glove at the hotel, so that hand has a healthy number of scratches.
I've ridden some version of that stuff at Woodward. Falling is not an option haha.
In college in the early '90s, we would go to the dry ski slope it was fun for a midweek ski. I don't remember why but they wouldn't let me snowboard on it.
4th jan, -20c and a cozy inversion.
having a board test day with 2 frens i started riding with about 30!?! years ago o..O
almost no snow so only groomers and park so far.
please send some snow.
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