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  1. #1551
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    Great time today. Click image for larger version. 

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  2. #1552
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    I heard bachelor was well bachelor. A total shitshow•clusterfuk•turd in the toilet. However, the D00 was spectacular mid thigh medium density pow. 6 glorious runs before work. But cutting lines on the job is ok too. Sorry tbs it was a powday so you know the story on that. The riff raff better get off my snow Monday at bachelor.
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  3. #1553
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    The New and improved Oregon 2020/2021 Ski Season Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by mattig View Post
    Live beta.

    Mhm 640am was almost 4th row.

    Power must be back on (according to cell reception).

    Snow is much lighter than last weekend. Crowds will be crowds with vista and cascade closed.
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    Would have been front row but got bogged down in 16” or so of pow

    ODOT finally showed up at 715 & told us to get out. Seeing they had plowed Twilight [priorities?!?], we hid in there instead of getting booted out to 35. Then, back for front row when they cleared it and released the hordes from 35

    But at that point, no 8.30a load...mattig was slaying our pow from the frontside

  4. #1554
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    The New and improved Oregon 2020/2021 Ski Season Thread

    We did ski & it was good

    my bro on his new-to-him mountmyownfuckingskis K2 Mindbender108tis
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    And the kid
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  5. #1555
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  6. #1556
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    Still plenty of cold, dry snow on the right aspects today!

  7. #1557
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    Well folks, I witnessed some real displays of disgusting humanity today at T-Line. Before we even got on the slopes watched a guy trying to “save” a parking space for his “family.” 1. WTF, are you 5? 2. There’s no saves-ies in the parking lot! Ok, got that out. This wasn’t enough. Another random person decided they wanted to park in the “saved” spot. Saver-dude wasn’t having it and tried to stand in the way. Random dude literally backed up into Saver-dude 4-5 times. It was astonishingly poor judgement on all sides. Come on people, mellow out! It’s Oregon for Christ’s sake, weed is legal. Smoke, eat, vape some and chill...

    once on the slopes the snow was good early on Molly’s. Shocked to find fresh lines leftover from yesterday. Warmed up quick tho and the snow setup. Still fun and fast but changing as the morning wore on. Lift lines were insane (Pucci was down most of the morning). People were, for the most part, cool about the long lines. Did hear a lot of “they’re opening Mile” and “I heard the Mile is gonna turn.” No folks, if the barn doors up top and down low are closed, Mile ain’t turning... If you look up and see the barn doors open up top, there’s a chance it’ll run; if they’re closed and the cable isn’t turning either, don’t get your hopes up.

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  8. #1558
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    Quote Originally Posted by MHSP1497 View Post
    Well folks, I witnessed some real displays of disgusting humanity today at T-Line. Before we even got on the slopes watched a guy trying to “save” a parking space for his “family.” 1. WTF, are you 5? 2. There’s no saves-ies in the parking lot! Ok, got that out. This wasn’t enough. Another random person decided they wanted to park in the “saved” spot. Saver-dude wasn’t having it and tried to stand in the way. Random dude literally backed up into Saver-dude 4-5 times. It was astonishingly poor judgement on all sides. Come on people, mellow out! It’s Oregon for Christ’s sake, weed is legal. Smoke, eat, vape some and chill...

    once on the slopes the snow was good early on Molly’s. Shocked to find fresh lines leftover from yesterday. Warmed up quick tho and the snow setup. Still fun and fast but changing as the morning wore on. Lift lines were insane (Pucci was down most of the morning). People were, for the most part, cool about the long lines. Did hear a lot of “they’re opening Mile” and “I heard the Mile is gonna turn.” No folks, if the barn doors up top and down low are closed, Mile ain’t turning... If you look up and see the barn doors open up top, there’s a chance it’ll run; if they’re closed and the cable isn’t turning either, don’t get your hopes up.

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    It's amazing how these people didn't notice the foot of ice on the Mile towers and haul rope.
    Training for Alpental

  9. #1559
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    @MHSP - It’s a “powder” weekend in The Time Of Covid. Set expectations low

    The one weekend day I’ve been to MtB this season was a shitshow -and not even a holiday. I knew yesterday at the Doo would be a shitshow by 1000 but went wit the expectation of a few leftover powder laps before the GORGs were geared up. Workable strategy for a 20 mile drive

    BTW jonesy I met S&O’s parents yesterday. A pleasant, complementary and hilarious discussion. Details tomorrow

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    Saver-dude...I like it.
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  11. #1561
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    The New and improved Oregon 2020/2021 Ski Season Thread

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    Great morning, now time to pull out the mtb... love these days.

  12. #1562
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    Managed to just miss NWX opening by "that" much. Anyway, I was still close enough to score lots of freshies on the way down to the waiting hoards. Decided not to go back for 2nds. Was already getting warm before 11am.

    Looks like spring skiing this week.
    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

  13. #1563
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    Quote Originally Posted by TBS View Post
    @MHSP - It’s a “powder” weekend in The Time Of Covid. Set expectations low
    Yeah, all I could think to say to all involved was “stay golden, everyone!”

    Quote Originally Posted by Sessiøn View Post
    It's amazing how these people didn't notice the foot of ice on the Mile towers and haul rope.
    It really is amazing. Almost as amazing as those asking “is this Stormin’ Norman” while standing RIGHT next to the sign indicating as such...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    Meanwhile at 6:45a in HRM...
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    Would have been front row but got bogged down in 16” or so of pow

    ODOT finally showed up at 715 & told us to get out. Seeing they had plowed Twilight [priorities?!?], we hid in there instead of getting booted out to 35. Then, back for front row when they cleared it and released the hordes from 35

    But at that point, no 8.30a load...mattig was slaying our pow from the frontside
    That car is still there
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    Safety first, wipers up
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    Gotta love early ups on HRM
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    2 Bowl was still fluffy at 9:30
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    Jacks was yummy
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    4th chair of public on lift, timed the rope drop perfect
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    Someone snaked Heather Woods
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    Is this Pea Gravel Ridge?
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  15. #1565
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    Quote Originally Posted by thefortrees View Post
    Still plenty of cold, dry snow on the right aspects today!
    My dog sure thought so!


    Little miss is ready for her first lecture on dry snow metamorphism


    Hot damn it was a glorious day today. I totally thought about just taking a nap at this spot.


    Not sure how many of these adventures I’ve got left in me ... kid is getting heavy AF (especially when trailbreaking warm pow) and those damn Burley/Thule ski trailers are so much $$$$$!!!
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    I'll be there."
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    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

  17. #1567
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    Pics from this weekend...

    Saturday... My best day ever at Tflat:

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    I echo MHSP's sentiment about Sunday. But, by 11 or so, Pucci got running and the crowds did thin. So we were able to almost ski onto the lifts. Upgrading the experience from the early liftline clusterfuck. Snow started to soften around noon and the skiing got decidedly springlike. I love skiing spring snow. Breaking out the warm wax for this week.

    Both days were great.

  18. #1568
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    Sunday was pretty awesome, at least after it softened in the sun.
    Since I didn't get to enjoy the free refills Thu/Fri (mostly because I has stuff to do, and thought visibility was likely to be "teh suck" - so my own fault) - well Sunday was a pretty nice consolation prize.

    I love spring skiing.

    No pics though - I was too busy having fun!
    I'd guess every day through Thursday's going to be pretty awesome, if you like sun and softened mid-day snow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CnRzG View Post
    Pics from this weekend...

    Saturday... My best day ever at Tflat:

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    I echo MHSP's sentiment about Sunday. But, by 11 or so, Pucci got running and the crowds did thin. So we were able to almost ski onto the lifts. Upgrading the experience from the early liftline clusterfuck. Snow started to soften around noon and the skiing got decidedly springlike. I love skiing spring snow. Breaking out the warm wax for this week.

    Both days were great.
    Saturday was amazing!

  20. #1570
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    Heading up to Meadows to spend a day with a gf. This is her first year skiing so looking to have a pretty low key day. She's comfortable on greens and just barely edging into blues. I see they do a "beginner progression pass" which includes Ballroom Carpet, Buttercup, Easy Rider, Daisy and Vista Express for $89. Is this worth it or should we just buck up for the full pass? What time do we need to get there to ensure a parking spot on Saturday? Is there a shuttle? Thanks collective!

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    Quote Originally Posted by brundo View Post
    Heading up to Meadows to spend a day with a gf. This is her first year skiing so looking to have a pretty low key day. She's comfortable on greens and just barely edging into blues. I see they do a "beginner progression pass" which includes Ballroom Carpet, Buttercup, Easy Rider, Daisy and Vista Express for $89. Is this worth it or should we just buck up for the full pass? What time do we need to get there to ensure a parking spot on Saturday? Is there a shuttle? Thanks collective!
    There is a bus from hood river, but I’ve never used it. not sure about coming from the other side. 8am will get you a parking spot. How much more is the full pass? A lot more options for easy to intermediate variety (and with better snow, visibility, and shelter from wind) if you can get on other lifts - hrm, shooting star. If it is windy and/or snowing heavily, vista won’t be open (it’s above treeline). The other lifts you mentioned are bunny hills and I think you’d both get bored quickly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brundo View Post
    Heading up to Meadows to spend a day with a gf. This is her first year skiing so looking to have a pretty low key day. She's comfortable on greens and just barely edging into blues. I see they do a "beginner progression pass" which includes Ballroom Carpet, Buttercup, Easy Rider, Daisy and Vista Express for $89. Is this worth it or should we just buck up for the full pass? What time do we need to get there to ensure a parking spot on Saturday? Is there a shuttle? Thanks collective!
    Going with the full pass could be worth it if only to allow for more options to avoid lift lines. There's plenty of blue/green terrain accessible from Vista to keep a newb interested but the line-up for vista is frequently very long. If you want to park in the main lot it seems to fill up around 8ish on busy days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thefortrees View Post
    There is a bus from hood river, but I’ve never used it. not sure about coming from the other side. 8am will get you a parking spot. How much more is the full pass? A lot more options for easy to intermediate variety (and with better snow, visibility, and shelter from wind) if you can get on other lifts - hrm, shooting star. If it is windy and/or snowing heavily, vista won’t be open (it’s above treeline). The other lifts you mentioned are bunny hills and I think you’d both get bored quickly.
    A full pass is $130. Kinda steep if we're just going to be skiing greens all day. There's also a 2pm option for $69 which could be a good move. We'll be up late the night before and I'm assuming parking will be much more doable at 2, so maybe this is the move. Maybe show up at 1 to get a beer beforehand and beat the evening rush. Thanks for all the good info

  24. #1574
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    Quote Originally Posted by brundo View Post
    Heading up to Meadows to spend a day with a gf. This is her first year skiing so looking to have a pretty low key day. She's comfortable on greens and just barely edging into blues. I see they do a "beginner progression pass" which includes Ballroom Carpet, Buttercup, Easy Rider, Daisy and Vista Express for $89. Is this worth it or should we just buck up for the full pass? What time do we need to get there to ensure a parking spot on Saturday? Is there a shuttle? Thanks collective!
    Don't be so cheap. Splurge a little and get your gf the hottest instructor you can find ...consider it an investment (foreplay?) for good things to come. Oh, and pics!

    Man, this place getting soft ;-)

  25. #1575
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    Seriously, don’t try to teach your gf how to ski.
    I’m speaking from experience.

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