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    I am glad to see that they are still running the cat/sled to the top of the hill. THAT was fun!

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    I see what you did there.

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    New bumper sticker

    KQ rides Bluewood.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oftpiste View Post
    I se what you did there.
    Hmmmmmm, wrong on many levels.
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    So I skied there the year after they opened. The runs were very narrow and as a result the bumps were the most consistant moguls I have ever skied. You could actually forget about watching the bumps and just get rhythmic. They all most skied like powder in that the rhythmic patterns were so reliable! I am sure that was a result of the runs being so narrow. Since there was no choice about skiing the fall line, these bumps were symmetrical and they were great fun to ride. Is that still the case at Bluewood today?

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    I'll be down in W2 visiting family between Christmas and New Years and plan on hitting Bluewood (Ullr willing) for a day or two, free compliments of my Windy Hill pass �� I went to WWCC in the late 90's and Bluewood is a hidden gem
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    Quote Originally Posted by plugboots View Post
    ^^^ Beat me to it.
    x2, escaped a couple weeks ago, now inhabiting the land of Yakimites

    Bluewood also does the Toyota ski free thing or at least they have in the past.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norseman View Post
    Vibes.
    Couldn't afford Seattle though he still works for a Seattle company. Taco trucks are all superior, Dairy Queen portions are twice what they are on the westside, nice house with a pool is $375K . . .

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    mebee I shortened it down too much

    KQ rides Bluewood in jeans was original.

    KQ rides horsey in jeans. The most accurate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by snojones View Post
    So I skied there the year after they opened. ....... Is that still the case at Bluewood today?

    LOL!!! They've made some changes in since then.



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    mebee I shortened it down too much

    KQ rides Bluewood in jeans was original.

    KQ rides horsey in jeans. The most accurate.

    How about: KQ rides in Carhartt
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    Bluewood picked up some snow last night!



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    How often do you get up to the hill, KQ?

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    Hill looking good.

    Funny you mention Carhartts, I have been known to ski in my flannel lined carhartt bibs with hooded jacket if conditions permit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Norseman View Post
    How often do you get up to the hill, KQ?
    Not as often as I would like. Even though it's winter I still have animals to care for so I have to time myself for feeding and turnout. Then there can be snow issues like right now plus they aren't open all week. I'm fine with it though as I'm not the hard hitting skier I used to be. Much more casual now enjoying what days I do get and not sweating the ones I miss.


    Quote Originally Posted by SB View Post
    Hill looking good.

    Funny you mention Carhartts, I have been known to ski in my flannel lined carhartt bibs with hooded jacket if conditions permit.
    Funny. Just the other day I was thinking the Thinsulate Carhartt bibs I wear for working around the farm on cold days might work for skiing. Not very fashionable but they sure are warm and comfortable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    How about: KQ rides in Carhartt
    Hawt
    Quote Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles View Post
    If I lived in WA, Oft would be my realtor. Seriously.

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    I find they work given the right conditions.
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    Grew up skiing bluewood and find myself back in walla for the winter for the first time in a long time. Anyone ever tour up to V ridge using the forest service roads from the sno-park? also KQ i was wondering on who you trust in town here to mount skis? I feel like dustys probably doesn't have a dynafit jig haha, maybe REI in tri cities is the move. Was thinking about going for a little tour this weekend to see how things are shaping up too!

    Also does anyone know if spout is going to operate this year?

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    also KQ you might be my neighbor I live right around the whitman mission

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    I haven’t been there for a while, but back in the day the roads were overrun by snowmobiles. The management at Bwood used to panic if they spotted skiers on the backside of the mountain (reported by aforementioned’bilers) and would send patroller clown on alpine gear chasing down the miscreants. After i got busted and hassled, I got on their pro patrol and tried to change things . . . Back then if you didn’t check in with patrol before skiing anywhere nearby they would hunt you down and spit tobacco juice at you.


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    I do remember the slednecks now that i think about it. Id still be keen to try. Ill be sure to carry some copenhagen to gain the respect of the patrollers! Thanks for the reply, are you still pro up there?

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    Ha, no, not since the turn of the century.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ogbm View Post
    Grew up skiing bluewood and find myself back in walla for the winter for the first time in a long time. Anyone ever tour up to V ridge using the forest service roads from the sno-park? also KQ i was wondering on who you trust in town here to mount skis? I feel like dustys probably doesn't have a dynafit jig haha, maybe REI in tri cities is the move. Was thinking about going for a little tour this weekend to see how things are shaping up too!

    Also does anyone know if spout is going to operate this year?
    Park at the sled snowpark, head straight up hill away from bluewood. Better goods that direction with many different aspects.

    Tri cities REI is a waste of time, better luck at ski haus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patarero View Post
    Park at the sled snowpark, head straight up hill away from bluewood. Better goods that direction with many different aspects.

    Tri cities REI is a waste of time, better luck at ski haus.

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    You mean Sporthaus?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ogbm View Post
    also KQ you might be my neighbor I live right around the whitman mission
    I southwest of the mission as the crow flies but out here the term "neighbor" can refer to someone who lives 2 or more miles away.
    Last edited by KQ; 12-13-2019 at 08:21 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    I southwest of the mission as the crow flies but out here the term "neighbor" can refer to someone who lives 2 or more miles away.
    Yeah, but how far are you as the turkey-vulture flies?

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    Sporthaus is a decent shop. I have not had tech fittings mounted there, but my daughter's Praxis were mounted with Squires there, and they did a great job.
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