Well, it's spring and it's time to wrap things up I guess. So ends the shortest ski season in Ontario history. Glen Eden's last day announced as March 21 so time to make the best of it. People really stopped showing up around March 13 even though there's lots of snow left and nice sunshine. To me, these are some of the best ski days you can get! Important to get these kids out as much as possible - next year they want me to take them out west, looks like my single guy bro trips are coming to an end!
Earlier in March. No snow for miles, just the last of the man-made machine groomed Ontario magic:
And closing day. I broke out the old snowboard today, but I don't advertise this sport-adultery so there will be no photos of this madness. Blazing sun, it was HOT out there! At the top of Glen Eden's eastern chair there is a cool fire pit spot where you can't really tell where you are. It's quite pretty, and usually has a Colorado-vibe to it (when there's actually snow around, of course). My little girl was showing us how to relax.
And back for one last tailgate. Like I said, it was warm outside! Girl is high on sunshine and vitamin D, boy is clearly drunk on a ginger ale sugar high. Shortly afterwards he was running around like a maniac with a stick.
So yeah, once things actually got rolling it was an okay year. The old adage 'Any Skiing Is Better Than No Skiing' was really put to the test, and this season getting outside and doing something was more important than ever. Looking forward to next winter - this pandemic can't possibly ruin two seasons of skiing right? RIGHT??? Maybe us long-suffering Ontario scum can assemble ourselves for a ski day somewhere in 2022. I'll bring the beer.
Cheers!!
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