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Didn’t realize it was you in front of me at the gates to start this morning. I’ll make sure to say hi next time

Boo and I will be there

Made it up for the first hour. Roads weren’t bad, most of the people driving on them were the biggest delay. First Falls of the year was pleasant surprise. We all seemed to have to same thought to try and pop off the top but there is zero lip. Nice to have trails getting wider and people able to give each other space.

You don't have to contend with that choke after skiing Vista, Widowmaker, or Come Around Park. Let's get the facts straight.

Or wash it and take the pass out like I did last year. When was the last time your washed your ski fit?

Last I heard Blue was charging(threatening) $20 for a new pass but never actually charging the person and still printing one

$75 lost pass fee lololol

Woodstone would to be the top choice for convenience with under a 10 minute drive. When we had weddings at Blue in the summer, the recommended places were in Bethlehem or Lehighton, both 20-25 minutes away since Woodstone had their own weddings going on.

FYI 946 is closed from Blue Mountain rd to Woodstone

What's with the 'we'? You work at CB now?

Saturday and Sunday

Managed to get there for an hour this afternoon. Hit everything at least once and they did fill in most of the holes nicely. Soft snow and skied right on to the lift each time.

Thanks. Figured out how

Not sure how to give warning points but this post makes me want to look into it.

We just need 7 snow storms so they’ll all use their Ikon passes and then it can go back to normal. Easy.

"The name comes from Tripoli in Libya, in commemoration of the fighting in the Barbary Wars. The pronunciation of New Tripoli is with the stress on "PO", as many non-natives make the mistake of stressing the first syllable which will often be corrected by natives." v busy at work today

"(Eldred Township's) largest village is Kunkletown which is named for Joseph Kunkle, one of the earliest businessmen and hotel owners in Eldred Township. Abraham Smith erected a grist mill in 1762 along Prince’s Run (Princess Run). In 1812, Phillip Hess ran a gun factory for the U.S. Army. The gun factory closed in 1830, and Samuel Berger and Abraham Blecker began a tannery on the old gun factory property until the tannery closed in 1877. Thomas Snyder opened a store in 1832, and the Kunkletown post office wasn’t opened until 1864, with Joseph Johnson serving as the first postmaster."

Saw the gate sticking straight up in the air but looked like no one was parked in it

Singles line that goes right to the cattle shoots to fill chairs. Just saved them a $7.50/hour employee for the rest of the season. Has management never skied at a resort that fills chairs without paying someone to do it? KSL owns 17 resorts and can’t figure this out

Screenshot from Sunday 912a

Skiology Matt said we had freezing rain in the middle of the snow storm which was probably the delay for the Comet Quad as well.

Only had the quad and MSE on the conditions report today 🙃 Also no Razors Edit* No Razors listed but apparently it's open, and not groomed.

Filling the chairs would have helped and I was also wondering why they can't do that anymore. Also, isn't one of the selling points of the season pass the VIP line? What happened to that?

They opened Razors ungroomed? Lolol Saw one person poach Widowmaker and face planted pretty hard. Not enough snow for that Tomfoolery