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skimtwashington
06-06-2009, 07:47 PM
Longest continuous section in Tucks?... or most vert with couple 'interuptus' sections? Curious.....
icelanticskier
06-06-2009, 08:40 PM
look at recent reports, i mean i was there on 6/2 and we were skiing the longest continuous line in there. there should be another report from my partner from the 2nd of how it was today.

rog
LPNH
06-06-2009, 10:13 PM
Sluice all the way..... from the area of the ice bulges down- tons of snow and steep. doesnt get any better fantastic June skiing..... all those who put em away have no clue what their missin
icelanticskier
06-06-2009, 10:20 PM
Sluice all the way..... from the area of the ice bulges down- tons of snow and steep. doesnt get any better fantastic June skiing..... all those who put em away have no clue what their missin

true dat! much better than most skiing found round here in nov, dec, and jan. and so much warmer.:) underfoot feel doesn't get much more pleasant. remember: there's absolutely nuthin wrong wit doin somethin that makes ya feel good.:cool:

sluice is soooooo good right now.

rog
drewvw
06-07-2009, 08:17 PM
hmmmm.... hiking/biking/softball/phish has taken over my free time, and most of that I don't feeling like missing these days but maybe one more trip...
BladeGirl
06-07-2009, 08:58 PM
Sluuuuuuuccce! :D

-BG
:skicool::cooldog::skifemcool:
TuaGuy
06-08-2009, 10:36 PM
Why limit to Tux? See you out there.
icelanticskier
06-08-2009, 10:42 PM
sluice in particular was spectacular yet again today. perfect day to lap the longest, widest, smoothest line on george at this point. still over 500 vert and not a track or bump in it today. next week?

rog
jshefftz
06-08-2009, 11:12 PM
What a great day! Perfect weather, nearly perfect snow quality, and no black flies.
I took seven laps, and then finally was running out of time (if I wanted to eventually get to bed at a reasonable hour).

The only three drawbacks:
-- I got there so late that although I met up with Rog & my namesake Jonathan at the base of the bowl, they were already about to head down once I arrived.
-- My altimeter said the run was 20 feet under 500 vertical, but that could of course be explained by unusual atmospheric conditions. (Right?)
-- The drive from western Mass is . . . long.