dan

ouch. those burms shoudl have had some netting behind them. it seemed alot of people over estimated there skill heading into burms. 85% of the time i went down timberline there were people hurt and/or flyign off burms into the woods.

went up to camelback sunday night and i really dont think the conditions could have been worse. before you gusy read this i just want everyone to know that i am not bashing camelback, Camel back is a GREAT mountain. i am simply jsut sharing the conditions for the people who were not there sunday. okay well i got there sunday around a 3rd of the lifts were down because of wind. the wind also managed to blow the all the powder off most of the trails. ontop of the wind the snowmaking was making riding on the right side of the mountain almost impossible. i hope camel back is able to make alot of snow these next few days because they need it.

ah ok, but this jump line sounds sweet, when will it be rideable?

sweet.

what model boots?

yeah, unfortunitly each year this is becoming less an less the truth. 3 years ago it was rare to ever wait over 2 mins in line for the lift. now with all the new stuff they have they are begining to get more people coming to there mountain then they can hold.

i am on an arbor mystic with f60 bindings and northwave boots

any news when it will be ready

nice vids

was it groomed?

that is how i found this site

well i got there at 8 30 sat and got some good runs in. i unfortunitly had to leave early because of work the mountain seemed in very good shape. i did at least one run on all the trails. i think im gonna head up there again tuesday, and hopefully they will have sasquash open...oh by the way im dan

the link is dead wanna rehost it?