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  1. #3051
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    Quote Originally Posted by ml242 View Post
    well, game over. not allowed to leave the island to walk around on crusty old snow 30 minutes away without talking to or seeing anyone.

    eta: list of free movies that played banff to keep ya busy
    Oh sick, thanks for that link.

    Yep serious lock down here. Shutting down all business except for grocery stores, pharmacies etc until Apr 13. Put in one last order to the SQ. Hopefully the beer shelves stay well stocked.
    27° 18°

  2. #3052
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    Quote Originally Posted by danmelon View Post
    Oh sick, thanks for that link.

    Yep serious lock down here. Shutting down all business except for grocery stores, pharmacies etc until Apr 13. Put in one last order to the SQ. Hopefully the beer shelves stay well stocked.
    at least i dont have to worry about ending up in the news like this:

    https://backcountrymagazine.com/stor...e-of-covid-19/
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

  3. #3053
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    Dumping snow big time right now. All the flatlander kooks, on their just purchased touring kits are gonna drive up here. No matter how much we don’t want them up here, so much entitlement, so fucking much.
    Stay the Fuck Home
    crab in my shoe mouth

  4. #3054
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    ya, and if anyone is putting SAR at risk during this....

    not to mention if you go to the ER you're gonna sit around with a bunch of people with the rona.
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

  5. #3055
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    The rink is getting a blanket of snow

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  6. #3056
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    East MF Coast 19/20.

    We sold six pairs of Shifts last week, to people that look like they have trouble buckling their boots. Fat guys in their 50’s, who have never skinned a lap ever. Gonna be carnage, just has to be, and the hospitals around here don’t need that shit. Shop closed yesterday
    Stay the Fuck Home
    crab in my shoe mouth

  7. #3057
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    so, icy coral reef with a chance of shark fin.
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

  8. #3058
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    We sold six pairs of Shifts last week, to people that look like they have trouble buckling their boots. Fat guys in their 50’s, who have never skinned a lap ever. Gonna be carnage, just has to be, and the hospitals around here don’t need that shit. Shop closed yesterday
    Stay the Fuck Home
    is the shop still open?
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

  9. #3059
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    Done for the year, hoping to collect unemployment. Losing out on at least a month of work, that’s if the State Parks open on schedule. My return date to the local park is 4/26
    crab in my shoe mouth

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    good luck with unemployment, i dont see why they wouldn't give you the dough.
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

  11. #3061
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    At least 75% of the klowns I have seen the last week had minimal to no skills and the other 25% was a bell curve of the typical Mad River pre season crowd. Also the bush has few rules, watch out for people, machinery working, trail marked closed = closed and no furry friends. As usual tons of dogs running around.
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  12. #3062
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    We sold six pairs of Shifts last week, to people that look like they have trouble buckling their boots. Fat guys in their 50’s, who have never skinned a lap ever. Gonna be carnage, just has to be, and the hospitals around here don’t need that shit. Shop closed yesterday
    Stay the Fuck Home
    Doubt those Shifts would have sold but for the resorts closing early. Maybe local ski shops should thank the Chinese.

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    East MF Coast 19/20.

    Was it for this my life I sought?
    Maybe so and maybe not
    crab in my shoe mouth

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    Speaking of gear, this is a list from FPF of what was stolen from the bush employees

    Skis
    Black Crow Orb 172 cm with Look Pivot 12 bindings
    Fatypus M5 188 cm with Look Pivot bindings
    Fischer My Ranger 165 cm with Look Pivot bindings
    J Skis Masterblaster 181 cm with Marker Griffon 13ID bindings
    Ogasaka FC 180 cm (Black) with Rossignol Axial 140 bindings
    Rossignol Experience 182 cm with Look bindings
    Rossignol Sky 7 180 cm with Tyrolia Attack 11 bindings
    Rossignol Smash 7 170 cm with Look Express 10 bindings
    Salomon Quest 89 177 cm
    Volkl Aura (purple 2016 model) 163 cm with Marker Tour F12 EPF A/T bindings
    Red Nordicas

    Boards
    Women's
    Flow Venus 155 cm with Salomon Mirage (black/white) bindings
    Neversummer Aura 146 cm with Union Rasa (electric red) bindings
    Rome Gold (black & maroon) 155 cm with Rome Katana (off white/pink) bindings

    Men's
    Ride Wildlife Series with Ride (gray) bindings
    Rome Blackjack 157 with Burton Cartel bindings

    Ski Boots
    Atomic Hawx 100 (size 28.5)
    Atomic Hawx 120 (size 26.5)
    Dalbello Proton 100 (size 28.5)
    Dalbello Panterra 100 Black (size 28.5)
    Dalbello Panterra 120 Lime Green w/ Blue toe plates (size 28.5)
    Dolomite (size 28.5)
    Nordica 2 Pairs with custom insoles (size 13)
    Nordica Strider

    Snowboard Boots
    Vans Mary Jane Pro (size 9) Black, White, w/ Red Roses (Women's)
    Vans Mary Jane Pro (size 9) Black, White, w/ Red Roses (Women's)

    Poles
    Black Diamond Touring 155 cm
    Rossignol Stovepipe 46"
    Scott 50" black/gray
    Silver Poles

    Helmets
    Bern (Men's)
    Bolle (Men's)
    Smith - Gray (Women's)
    Smith - Gray, size Small (Men's)

    Goggles
    Smith gray/black with Black Lenses
    Anon pink/white/blue with Magenta Lenses
    Analogue white
    Smith I/O

    Apparel
    Kinco Gloves Insulated Pigskin with Knit Wrists (small)
    Anon MFI Helmet Hood (purple fleece)

    Please report any stolen equipment to the Vermont State Police.
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    I struggled with destiny upon the ledge
    And gasped when defeated he slipped off the edge
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    "If the road You followed brought you to this,of what use was the road"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    Was it for this my life I sought?
    Maybe so and maybe not
    Slowly garlic starts to rot

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  17. #3067
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    Doubt those Shifts would have sold but for the resorts closing early. Maybe local ski shops should thank the Chinese.
    Good news, year old used 2-3 times touring gear will be on the market cheap next year. Bad news, 75% will be daywreakers, and 20% will be from people who over paid and want a return on their “investment.” Other news, a bunch of people just bought gear, many will now be looking for places to ski next year, known spots will be busy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    NH Fish and Game Law Enforcement Division and Operation Game Thief
    3 hrs ·
    7 Hour Ordeal Ends with
    Injured Hiker Rescued Off Mt. Washington with the help of the Cog Railway
    Thompson & Meserve’s Purchase – Sunday at approximately 4:00 p.m., Fish and Game Conservation Officers were notified of an injured hiker alongside the Cog Railway on the west side of Mt. Washington, approximately 2 miles up from the Cog Railway Base Station.
    The initial call came in via 911 reporting that a 35-year-old female had fallen while descending along the railroad tracks and suffered unknown injuries. The hiker identified as, Ashley Furness, 35, of Bartlett, NH had been hiking with another companion when the accident occurred. Furness and her companion had been descending alongside the railway tracks when she slipped and fell approximately 200 feet towards Burt Ravine, striking several rocks. It was these rocks that ultimately saved her from plunging into the raavine, a fall that would have likely proved fatal. Her companion was able to descend to her position, place a call for help and keep her warm with a space blanket until rescuers arrived.

    A rescue effort was initiated and personnel from Twin Mountain Fire & EMS along with several Conservation Officers responded to the call. Twin Mountain utilized their tracked rescue all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to maneuver up along the tracks and made it as far as Jacobs Ladder. Conservation Officers utilizing snowmobiles to get as close as they could to the victim, but due to the lack of snow and bare spots, were not able to get very far before they had to stop and hike the rest of the way in.

    The rescue crew arrived at the patient at approximately 7:40 p.m. After an initial assessment conducted by a Conservation Officer EMT, it was determined that Furness had suffered severe injuries and would not be able to walk.
    Due to the steep, icy terrain, remote location, and overall conditions, Fish & Game contacted the Cog Railway for the possibility of utilizing one of their trains to expedite the extraction of the patient. Cog Railway personnel agreed to help and called in employees to get a train ready.

    In the meantime, a rescue belay was set up with ropes, a litter and other essential gear that was utilized to safely get Furness from the precarious position on the side of the ravine up to the tracks.

    Rescuers were able to hoist her up to a location next to the train tracks. The train departed from
    the base at approximately 9:30 p.m. and arrived at the patient at 10:15 p.m.
    Furness was placed in the train and relayed down the tracks to the awaiting ambulance at the Base
    Station arriving at approximately 11:00 PM. From there she was transported by the Twin Mountain ambulance to Littleton Regional Hospital for treatment of her injuries.

    I can’t thank Wayne Presby and his Cog Railway staff enough for assisting in this life saving rescue,” said Fish & Game Region One Lieutenant Mark Ober. “Without the use of the train, we were looking at a potentially all night rescue scenario which would have included calling in several dozen additional rescuers and technical rope teams just to get the injured hiker down the mountain safely. The temperature was in the teens and the wind was starting to blow which made it feel even colder. “I don’t like utilizing private businesses, if I don’t have to, but this was an instance where it can’t be overstated that time was of the essence and I felt like the best option was to call the Cog and see if they could help. As they have always done in the past, they did not disappoint and were there when we needed them.”

  19. #3069
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boreas View Post
    Good news, year old used 2-3 times touring gear will be on the market cheap next year. Bad news, 75% will be daywreakers, and 20% will be from people who over paid and want a return on their “investment.” Other news, a bunch of people just bought gear, many will now be looking for places to ski next year, known spots will be busy.
    It blows my mind how many people I see skinning resorts, and how many ONLY skin resorts.

    Ski Monster here in Boston seems to have gone from a solid selection of lightweight touring gear in the 18/19 season to all beefy, 4-buckle-with-dynafit-inserts, shifts, heavy touring equipment for this season (RIP), I'm guessing because their clientele are all resort skiers, whether they ride the lifts or not.

  20. #3070
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    Speaking of gear, this is a list from FPF of what was stolen from the bush employees

    Skis
    Black Crow Orb 172 cm with Look Pivot 12 bindings
    Fatypus M5 188 cm with Look Pivot bindings
    Fischer My Ranger 165 cm with Look Pivot bindings
    J Skis Masterblaster 181 cm with Marker Griffon 13ID bindings
    Ogasaka FC 180 cm (Black) with Rossignol Axial 140 bindings
    Rossignol Experience 182 cm with Look bindings
    Rossignol Sky 7 180 cm with Tyrolia Attack 11 bindings
    Rossignol Smash 7 170 cm with Look Express 10 bindings
    Salomon Quest 89 177 cm
    Volkl Aura (purple 2016 model) 163 cm with Marker Tour F12 EPF A/T bindings
    Red Nordicas

    Boards
    Women's
    Flow Venus 155 cm with Salomon Mirage (black/white) bindings
    Neversummer Aura 146 cm with Union Rasa (electric red) bindings
    Rome Gold (black & maroon) 155 cm with Rome Katana (off white/pink) bindings

    Men's
    Ride Wildlife Series with Ride (gray) bindings
    Rome Blackjack 157 with Burton Cartel bindings

    Ski Boots
    Atomic Hawx 100 (size 28.5)
    Atomic Hawx 120 (size 26.5)
    Dalbello Proton 100 (size 28.5)
    Dalbello Panterra 100 Black (size 28.5)
    Dalbello Panterra 120 Lime Green w/ Blue toe plates (size 28.5)
    Dolomite (size 28.5)
    Nordica 2 Pairs with custom insoles (size 13)
    Nordica Strider

    Snowboard Boots
    Vans Mary Jane Pro (size 9) Black, White, w/ Red Roses (Women's)
    Vans Mary Jane Pro (size 9) Black, White, w/ Red Roses (Women's)

    Poles
    Black Diamond Touring 155 cm
    Rossignol Stovepipe 46"
    Scott 50" black/gray
    Silver Poles

    Helmets
    Bern (Men's)
    Bolle (Men's)
    Smith - Gray (Women's)
    Smith - Gray, size Small (Men's)

    Goggles
    Smith gray/black with Black Lenses
    Anon pink/white/blue with Magenta Lenses
    Analogue white
    Smith I/O

    Apparel
    Kinco Gloves Insulated Pigskin with Knit Wrists (small)
    Anon MFI Helmet Hood (purple fleece)

    Please report any stolen equipment to the Vermont State Police.
    What kind of low life steals Kinco gloves? Inside or former employees smash and grab with outside connections to sell. No way these are getting sold in VT in a manner the person/s could see an easy cash out.

  21. #3071
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    so much entitlement, so fucking much.
    Stay the Fuck Home
    qft

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boreas View Post
    What kind of low life steals Kinco gloves? Inside or former employees smash and grab with outside connections to sell. No way these are getting sold in VT in a manner the person/s could see an easy cash out.
    Unfortunately like true, could be a grab and hold until fall out west.



    Speaking of Shifts, here's a gem of a post in a FB thread about Shifts coming unlocked.


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  23. #3073
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    East MF Coast 19/20.

    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    Stay the Fuck Home
    It’s astounding how people can’t get this through their head. Stay home and this shit will get better sooner. Drives me fucking nuts.


    Edit: puking snow here, they’re calling for 1-3” but it’s already piling up.



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    My 2 cents, you’ve gone too far if you leave the catchment of your local hospital.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    Speaking of gear, this is a list from FPF of what was stolen from the bush employees

    Skis
    Black Crow Orb 172 cm with Look Pivot 12 bindings
    Fatypus M5 188 cm with Look Pivot bindings
    Fischer My Ranger 165 cm with Look Pivot bindings
    J Skis Masterblaster 181 cm with Marker Griffon 13ID bindings
    Ogasaka FC 180 cm (Black) with Rossignol Axial 140 bindings
    Rossignol Experience 182 cm with Look bindings
    Rossignol Sky 7 180 cm with Tyrolia Attack 11 bindings
    Rossignol Smash 7 170 cm with Look Express 10 bindings
    Salomon Quest 89 177 cm
    Volkl Aura (purple 2016 model) 163 cm with Marker Tour F12 EPF A/T bindings
    Red Nordicas

    Boards
    Women's
    Flow Venus 155 cm with Salomon Mirage (black/white) bindings
    Neversummer Aura 146 cm with Union Rasa (electric red) bindings
    Rome Gold (black & maroon) 155 cm with Rome Katana (off white/pink) bindings

    Men's
    Ride Wildlife Series with Ride (gray) bindings
    Rome Blackjack 157 with Burton Cartel bindings

    Ski Boots
    Atomic Hawx 100 (size 28.5)
    Atomic Hawx 120 (size 26.5)
    Dalbello Proton 100 (size 28.5)
    Dalbello Panterra 100 Black (size 28.5)
    Dalbello Panterra 120 Lime Green w/ Blue toe plates (size 28.5)
    Dolomite (size 28.5)
    Nordica 2 Pairs with custom insoles (size 13)
    Nordica Strider

    Snowboard Boots
    Vans Mary Jane Pro (size 9) Black, White, w/ Red Roses (Women's)
    Vans Mary Jane Pro (size 9) Black, White, w/ Red Roses (Women's)

    Poles
    Black Diamond Touring 155 cm
    Rossignol Stovepipe 46"
    Scott 50" black/gray
    Silver Poles

    Helmets
    Bern (Men's)
    Bolle (Men's)
    Smith - Gray (Women's)
    Smith - Gray, size Small (Men's)

    Goggles
    Smith gray/black with Black Lenses
    Anon pink/white/blue with Magenta Lenses
    Analogue white
    Smith I/O

    Apparel
    Kinco Gloves Insulated Pigskin with Knit Wrists (small)
    Anon MFI Helmet Hood (purple fleece)

    Please report any stolen equipment to the Vermont State Police.

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