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Fun overcast Spring day at Belle with junior - lot's of soft snow, some bumps, a little mud and grass! Rain soaked snow stayed pretty fast through the morning then got sticky after lunch when he sun poke through the clouds a bit

'belle is *planning* on being open Fri-Sun and the weekend of the 12-13th https://www.belleayre.com/belleayre-operations-update/ At least I had an awesome last day at blue although I would of liked to have bashed a few slush bumps last weekend

oops sorry potato chips lol threes a baked potato restaurant in allentown, some of my co-workers get lunch there a lot but not my thing although they smell and look good.

BMR Frankie will be the MC again this year I guess my obnoxious "Bring back Frank-eeee!!" chants last year worked lol

I just read somewhere that PA is actually the highest tater producing state...

After learning about the Killington-Pico Interconnect Trail while skiing Pico a few years back I added it to my Ski Bucket List. On Tuesday Mrs. SnoBunSki was doing a PSIA cert at Killington and it being a gorgeous bluebird day, decided to give it a go. I set off from Killington Rams Head to skin up and over to Pico’s Summit Glade, one of my all time favorite trails.. After an easy skin up to the trailhead I cut over to the Interconnect and after some mellow climbing I soon had Killington in the rear view mirror Coverage was good although I was hoping for a snowmobile trail through the woods more than a groomer wide super highway. As I approached the switchbacks just before Pico the snow started thinning and eventually gave way to grass and dirt for a few hundred yards with a great view back to K. Over the saddle the snow picked up again to connect to the Summit Glade trail with a nice view for a bevy, lunch and skin strip. I was looking forward to a challenging spring tele run down Summit Glade but it was not to be had. Temps had risen to the upper 40’s/low 50’s but the bumps had yet to soften so I cut over to the frozen crud on 49er. It softened up about half way down allowing for some fun spring tele turns down to the base. I saw The Bus pulling out just as I got to the base so I hoofed it up to Long Trail Inn to burn some time before the next one, stats below.

yes, miss you foolz

pepperoni and chicken pesto pizza breads seemed to be a hit last year so I'll do them again

So any word on the hill/ lot for PASR party or closing day?

Yea I don’t know WTF is going to on, even happening at the face, I noticed some cans on the summit lift. From today's WF conditions report: peaking of spring… as the snow melts, some less-than-picturesque sights start to appear—trash. I’ve been noticing wrappers, empty cans, bottles, and litter from the parking lots to the summit. Let’s keep Whiteface looking as epic as the riding—do a pocket check before hitting the slopes, and use the trash and recycling bins placed throughout the mountain. Winter is only as sustainable as we make it. Since I’m whining wassup with peeps just leaving their skis on the snow?!? The few night sesh’s I did at blue you couldn’t get off the snow without walking across people’s shit?! I’ve seen it everywhere else we’ve been this season too… that why racks are for (old man yells at sky)

This, OG ditch

Although I’ve made many March trips to Whiteface this may the first true Spring day. Lookout Mountain was soft and bumped on Wilmington, Hoyt’s and Lookout Below. Lookout and Castlerock are my two favorite pods in the East We headed up to the summit and the slides looked juicy, hopped off the lift to Gold status! said adios to Mrs S and boot packed up and traversed over to 2b. So good and felt I ski’d it well, unexpected check off the bucket list ! Another great day at da Face

Yesterday during our post bumpfest beer @Dirtwolf and I saw one going back to roost against the setting sun, never get's old

CS bumps= munneh