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Thread: Tahoe '24/'25 - This Thread Shall Not Be Privatized!!

  1. #1101
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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggC View Post
    Hearing there was an inbounds slide at SB. Not sure where though or if anyone was caught


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    The 58. Nobody caught per patroller I spoke to. It happened very soon after they opened the gates under the chair, and then they closed them immediately after that for the rest of the day. I'm not sure how big it was, but assume not huge because the debris wasn't obvious from the chair after it happened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ernest_Hemingway View Post
    I realize there is not much hope for a bullfighting forum. I understand that most of you would prefer to discuss the ingredients of jacket fabrics than the ingredients of a brave man. I know nothing of the former. But the latter is made of courage, and skill, and grace in the presence of the possibility of death. If someone could make a jacket of those three things it would no doubt be the most popular and prized item in all of your closets.

  2. #1102
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    IMO highest quality snow of the season today.

  3. #1103
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    Agree quality was great. So many face shots.

    But I've never seen so much inbounds movement. Today's inbounds sluffs/slides (four), buddy released one and I saw three running, are more than I've seen added together, and bigger. When the little valley I was about to cross has a 50 foot wide slide slowly running in it, how long should I wait before skiing across the debris field? My trail map says nothing about this. Other skiers reported more slides. Spooky to me

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    We did it all wrong today. Got to SB at 8 and lined up inside the gates. Lift spun at ~10. Got one really deep lap and dipped to Christmas Tree for a couple before leaving at 11 to get to PTOV for teams. Got the cancelation call at noon while having a burrito. Headed home and built a kicker with the kids.

    I saw things slide today that I didn't know could slide. Watched a patroller get caught on the nose, lose a ski and fire his airbag. He had to be dug out at the bottom.

    All in, I should have just stayed home, but it is hard to pick the epic days from the not epic days.

    I expect a PTOV junk show tomorrow at opening. Hopefully the mountain gets open and stability improves. I'll be the coach in the tan WhatVest. Say hi if you see me.

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    Not headed up until late tonight...guessing it will the race to Headwall tomorrow first thing. I can't imagine Silvy spins but you never know.

  6. #1106
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    Total redemption yesterday. Easily the best day of the season and we never touched upper mountain, the untracked snow is so deep you pretty much have to straight line anything under 30 degrees.

    My family is skipping to PT junk show today. It should be really good out there, but I have to imagine they will set another attendance record.

    Monday/Tuesday are lining up. Game on!! Miracle March is a go!!

  7. #1107
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    jeez this website sucks lately. seriously it ran better in 2007!</p>
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    high quality frozen H20 at the Wood today. Yesterday (Fri) was kinda funky and I got a flat tire on the way up which turned a full day into a half day &lt;grumble&gt; and then poor viz made me feel ill for some reason. But today was primo. Finally got down Once is Enough this season and skied a bunch of sweet pow. Some wind effect and thickness here and there but stayed cold and cloudy and bit of wind too but mostly great all over and pretty deep in the trees. Typical weekend pow day junk show getting into the valley, sold out parking but not really that busy on the hill.&nbsp;</p>

  8. #1108
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    PT-OV was ying and yang on Saturday. All time on the on KT-22 with both the conditions and the line length. The wind dynamic allowed areas to be reset all day long. Upper Mountain closure really put the pressure on Red Dog and the Mothership.
    Dave

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    Tent

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    Ok Guys, I&#39;m ready for the jokes, I deserve it this time!</p>
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    Lost tent, round 2. Its a 15 person Mountain Hardware Space Station, basecamp style dome tent. Red/orange &amp; white.</p>
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    Looks like it blew away in the high winds, and was picked up sometime last thursday or friday. Had it pitched across the street from Mt. Rose Ski Resort, near fireplug.&nbsp;Anyone have hot tips on better snow anchors? lol</p>
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    ...I&#39;ll gladly take shit if anyone hears anything, sees anything, knows anything. Let me know!</p>
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    Thanks</p>
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  10. #1110
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    also, anyone know how to post pictures these days? Yeesh

  11. #1111
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    ^^^ I've had some luck with the TapaTalk Ap. Its the only way I can post at all from a phone. Unable to load pictures via the desktop mode.

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    KT skiing so damn well this morning. 5 runs before line got deep. I was expecting to hit bottom but didn’t. Woot. Now waiting out upper mountain with everyone else. Come Palisades, open it up!


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    WTF TWO lost tents?!?!

  14. #1114
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    blew away into the back of someone's truck more likely.

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    Well thats what happened last time.. this time it was windy and then probably got folded up into the back of someone's truck. Bummer Wobby.Skiing was good today! Cold snow, mostly cloudy with an hour or so of the sun popping out to make for great vis. Sleeeeeeper

  16. #1116
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    Today was sooooo good at the Ghettos.
    Fuck those fucking motherfuckers!

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    Kirkwood was so good today. No lines, just face shots in the gullies and snow that got deeper all day long.

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    Was it still snowing when you left? That looks way more filled in than before this cycle.


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    Yup snowing at 3 pm. Not nuking like it was 10 am- 1 pm but definitely snowing.

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    So you knew the tent blew away and you're confident someone picked it up ? Cause I saw it last Wednesday caught in the trees. Can help you with the location

  21. #1121
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    Quote Originally Posted by gone2alpine View Post
    Today was sooooo good at the Ghettos.
    Best day of the year for me for sure. 12 pow runs and legs wiped. OV side skied well.


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  22. #1122
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    Two lost tents, yup (actually this is the same one that got lost a couple years ago). I am 99% certain it ended up in someone's truck, there was an obvious spot in the trees with a couple broken sticks and a bunch of walking tracks.

    So, yeah. I'm ready to be called stupid. Clearly my anchoring techniques are stupid! Anyone have advice for some great snow stakes, etc...?

  23. #1123
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    Whoever picked it up did not have the bag though. That was still in a snowdrift at the original spot.

  24. #1124
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    Is not leaving a very expensive, gigantic tent set up and unattended and in public view for days at a time on the table?
    ride bikes, climb, ski, travel, cook, work to fund former, repeat.

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    Silvy opened. I bet it was/is good.

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