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Colorado 2020-2021 Colorado Weather and Stoke (and beer)
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Pictures?? I think there's one or two.... I actually forgot I took any. (sorry for crowds obscuring the view)
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Check with the KOA campgrounds on the west side of town. If you can Iive out of your van, you may find electric hookups and a water source.
one more my friend took although its not so great. Look more to the left at how lovely the powder was.
There are spots you can get buy for a night or two in your rig if you don't wanna go the KOA type setup. Feel free to PM me.
top of Rabbit ears in some of the lots but not for long-term. Buff pass too
Thanks, I was more joking than serious, but I'll let you know if I do get more serious about showing up. Next year I'll be ramping up my traveling a bit.
And for me? Well I went up to LL for the sloppy seconds in the afternoon. I was surprised to find that it was still soft pretty much everywhere (even the typical groomers). And of course I screwed up again with the skis I chose for the day... I won't get into it, but suffice to say they were 38mm narrower than what @Ron's weapon of choice was for the day.
And... I'm just amazed at what people are willing to venture into with such a "low tide" situation that we're still dealing with. I saw some really stupid sh!t happen because some people just have no brains in their skulls.
And... I'm just amazed at what people are willing to venture into with such a "low tide" situation that we're still dealing with. I saw some really stupid sh!t happen because some people just have no brains in their skulls.
If you go fast enough, you can ski over rocks. I've done it lots the last few weeks.And... I'm just amazed at what people are willing to venture into with such a "low tide" situation that we're still dealing with. I saw some really stupid sh!t happen because some people just have no brains in their skulls.
just dont turn while you're going over them...
Yep, but those very same rocks don't feel very good when they take you down and hit your soft parts. Folks were getting stuck in some of the minor rock bands in and around Benett's at LL, while others were in such a frenzy for the pow that they went into trees that aren't even skiable until we've had well over 200" of snow. Just silly stuff, but I guess it's the pent up demand that is driving these decisions...
I like that their are guinea pigs out there packing down what snow we have so it doesn't blow away. I'm only skiing man made and low angle stuff that I know is clean of rocks.
Most of the terrain off lift 6 should have been fantastic. No need to go anywhere else until there is a lot more snow.
What @Ron ? No pictures?
I didn't get over a foot of fresh today, but it was a pleasant morning nonetheless.
At home:
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I didn't get the earlier shot of the fog that hid the mountain and the foreground as it was just a complete white out.
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Sun Dog
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Woof
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Wow, looks like there is really good coverage up high say above 11.2k? Lower down looks boney still.
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