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Day 4: second day at steamboat. Of my 14 or so trips out west, by far the worst conditions I have ever ridden. Icy death everywhere. Freeze/thaw was real bad, temps in the 50's during the day and in the high 20's at night but the sun did not come out til 2:00. After 2:00 was spring like Day 5: ditto To be continued

Sorry for no reports, been avoiding the outside world for the past week and a half. Day 1: flew into Denver, crashed in golden at a guy from pa's condo. Got a Ford Focus for the rental car which is exactly what I wanted. It was 75 degrees Day 2: thanks to the kindness of barb, rode at copper for half price. Spring conditions, my first time there. I rank it above keystone but below break and vail. drove through Wyoming I mean north west Colorado. Day 3: first steamboat day, very spring like, temps in the 50's To be continued

Woah relax there buddy, no need to take offense lol. Fuck mad river glen

blue didnt make snow saturday night, but spring mountain did lol

so is it officially sunday or is that just the rumor?

correct, buoy is slang for The Weather Channel

i cant figure out if you are joking about the buoy or legit have no idea what they are referring to

shaking my herman

so thats what we are thinking in regards to closing date...

oh, i had assumed the pond completely dried up

Bear Creek made snow the past 2 nights, blue did not smh

i lied, my PASR anniversary is the 13th, not yesterday

ive always had good experiences at wicks in exton, but that is like 1.5 hours from lehigh valley

i may have to make an elk trip if they make it that far

thats brooklyn. some of the homes pictured are over $2 million. 1,500 square feet and having to worry about vandals trespassing in your yard

so i was thinking maybe houses that have subway tracks directly behind them would be cheaper than other houses in the neighborhood, considering trains run constantly 24/7 so maybe the houses are cheaper cause they rattle and shake every 5 minutes, plus you have to worry about vandals trespassing in your back yard. nope, the houses in the picture are still 7 figures

holy shit lazy lost alot of snow

my man

its amazing how many railroads there used to be all over america that no longer exist, even in the middle of no where. there are multiple abandoned lines within minutes of my parent's house and i would guess that 90% of people who live in the area have no idea they even used to exist.

i just googled LVRR map and the thing is really extensive. looks like i will be doing some studying this afternoon. i see a line on the front face of blue that went to kunkletown.

ill only pay money to any PA place when blue isnt open, and thats really only early season or late season rates. it could be elk, camelback, or anywhere else.

ive been studying various railroad ROW's on google maps, both active and abandoned. as JLaw could probably tell you, property rights involving ROW's over private property is super complicated

spring of 2013 when they were open the first 2 weekends of april. list of PA mountains i wanna get to (but won't because im not paying $ for a ticket) 1. Elk (havent ridden there since high school and it was raining both times ive been there) 2. Bear Creek (havent been in 7 years, want to ride for old times sake) 3. Camelback (2nd best ski resort in PA) 3.