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I thought I would write a post to introduce myself here. My name is Bill and I have been skiing my entire life. 40 + years.
New England has been my home most of my life. I lived everywhere between CT, NH, VT. My Summer base camp has been Cape Cod for the last 20 years with a few in VT.
In the winter I mainly ride in Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, but have been spending full seasons in Colorado at Vail lately. I ski well over a 100 days a year. I'm a ski bum what can I say.
Many people ask… Continue
New England has been my home most of my life. I lived everywhere between CT, NH, VT. My Summer base camp has been Cape Cod for the last 20 years with a few in VT.
In the winter I mainly ride in Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, but have been spending full seasons in Colorado at Vail lately. I ski well over a 100 days a year. I'm a ski bum what can I say.
Many people ask… Continue
Posted on September 12, 2009 at 8:35am —
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Loon Mountain Current Conditions - March 16, 2010
Lifts Open: 10Trails Open: 52
Miles Open: 25
Acres Open: 320
Superpipe Open: True
Minipipe Open: True
Surface Conditions: variable conditions
New Snow (last 24 hours): 0"
Temperature °F: 57°F
Today's Weather: Clear overnight with temps in the 20s.
Forecast: Sunny and mild again Wednesday, temps in the low 50s.
Comments: We're witnessing a sure sign of Spring; skiers and riders in shirt sleeves and cut-offs, an obvious result of the very mild temperatures and bountiful sunshine we're being blessed with. After a below freezing night, the trails start off the morning relativley firm and then soften up quickly once the sun hits them, so get here early and enjoy the entire spectrum of Spring skiing and riding. Mid-week lift lines are usually a lot shorter than the weekends, so the opportunity to ski and ride until you wear yourself out is there for the taking. Great weather, great conditions and lots of terrain to chose from; don't miss it. The Luck of the Irish race is tomorrow and promises to be an outstanding event. Have a good one! -Bud
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Molly