Royal Flush
That is a great picture!
Ah, the memories... I had my first major rock damage on Royal Flush back in the 1980's.
Royal Flush
Plenty of rocks are still there awaiting your return. Had my new skis out on Thursday and Friday but made all turns in piled-up fluff avoiding the danger. Any side slipping mid slope would uncover rocks guarnteeded. Skiing the nats after our first good storm is always a gamble but I was touring some Magic based maggots around and they are used to thin cover skiing. Have a soft spot in my heart to those warriors who try to keep my old home mountain afloat. Here is a shot of another one of our rock rich gems - Catwalk (Skier Goniff on TGR or Liv4Ski on Pugski) .That is a great picture!
Ah, the memories... I had my first major rock damage on Royal Flush back in the 1980's.
Drive up to Waterbury and see P.J at Race Stock. Make an appointment first.Bootfitter at Killington?
Aspen East on Rt4 is my go to shop with Ted Manning ( Still one of the fastest on the Mtn) the go to fitter.Bootfitter at Killington?
Bootfitter at Killington?
I do the power red donation since my blood type is O- so two units of red blood cells are taken out while returning the plasma and platelets back into my bloodstream. Wife donates the standard pint.When I was there last weekend you could see they were holding out a lot for the Holiday crowds. Did you really donate a quart of blood, or a pint?