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How many days have you skied so far?
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echo_VT
Angel Diva
My colleague a retiree has been out 92 days since the start of the season. I’ve done about 400K vertical for the season and he’s done 1 million more. Retired in his 60s. He and his wife rip up the mountain. He’s on snowboard and she’s on skis. She’s much better than me on skis. The three of us lapped woods today with freshies. (Gondola on wind hold for a day and a half which allowed for snow to pile in)
I had to take a photo and share it. I’m in my 40s and definitely hope I can be them in 20 years!
I had to take a photo and share it. I’m in my 40s and definitely hope I can be them in 20 years!
shadoj
Angel Diva
I finally did it this year! Now I have no excuse forevermore...
sorcamc
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
OH MY GOD! I wanna be them!
shadoj
Angel Diva
#43: Welch. I don't get out much, do I?!
Springlike with flat light! Did a hilarious fall/spin involving giggles on one of our steepest runs (don't stick the weighted downhill ski into a deep pile of slop while the uphill one keeps running...), just popped right back up at the end after sticking my skis below me, by elegantly rolling them up and over my head
Other than that, pretty much ate up the smooshy slopes with short-radius turns and enjoyed skiing with the day patrol crew. Finally had a chance to stop for a beer with a handful of them afterwards, too
Our hill is trying to have one day in April open... heehee, we'll see...
Springlike with flat light! Did a hilarious fall/spin involving giggles on one of our steepest runs (don't stick the weighted downhill ski into a deep pile of slop while the uphill one keeps running...), just popped right back up at the end after sticking my skis below me, by elegantly rolling them up and over my head
Other than that, pretty much ate up the smooshy slopes with short-radius turns and enjoyed skiing with the day patrol crew. Finally had a chance to stop for a beer with a handful of them afterwards, too
Our hill is trying to have one day in April open... heehee, we'll see...
empogo
Certified Ski Diva
Today was day 91– and last week I moved much closer to Sugarbush, cut my commute down from an hour to just 6 minutes. Took a PSIA clinic this week at Okemo, was intense but awesome. Planning to take my Level 1 certification assessment on April 1 & 2, so I’ve been in training for that. Been an incredible season so far, my head and heart are both full.
Abbi
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
That happens so much of the time!
SparkleBunny
Certified Ski Diva
Day 16 yesterday and will be day 17 today. I'm hoping to make 30 days this season.
#58 a couple days ago was an afternoon Midwest powder day after work. I floated around the whole place in and out of the trees, even tried a couple new jumps . I love how quiet it is when skiing in several inches of snow. I had to call it quits when the snow turned into stinging painful ice pellets and the realization I was going to have to shovel the driveway upon getting home.
#59 today at a new to me place - Welch Village with @shadoj being the tour guide this time. It was Cold for March standards but the sun was warm and the spring skiing vibes still flowed. The lift operators had great music and her fellow patrol people were nice. My favorite runs were the one with random snow whales and the narrow one in the trees.
#59 today at a new to me place - Welch Village with @shadoj being the tour guide this time. It was Cold for March standards but the sun was warm and the spring skiing vibes still flowed. The lift operators had great music and her fellow patrol people were nice. My favorite runs were the one with random snow whales and the narrow one in the trees.
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