Bluebird skies and long lift lines.
Nothing like bluebird skies and long lift lines...
Why do I ride Mount Snow so much? Ohh that's right, it is free on my season pass, it isn't that far away (as long as I'm in Worcester) and they have the nastiest park in the East.
I saw some people get mangled today, it was great. This one guy ate about 30 yards of crap. He just kept falling and falling and tumbling. Ohh it was fantastic. I wish I carried my phone on the slope, I'd get some clutch video of that for you guys. What made it better was that he was skiing bumps and they had around 8 inches of new snow in them and he just kept pin balling off of them, kicking up snow while his equipment stayed on his feet. What an ass-hat.
At least Mount Snow is good for some things, like watching all the New Yorkers who ski once a season get f'ed up on terrain. They all wear the same god damn thing, starter jackets and denim jeans tucked into their rear entry boots. I don't know how these people do it, I wear some of the warmest North Face, Burton and Bonfire gear and I still get cold. These guys come in wearing a pair of 501's and a hockey jacket and they're good to go in -10 degree weather.
Well, they are probably warm because they're hammered...
Why do I ride Mount Snow so much? Ohh that's right, it is free on my season pass, it isn't that far away (as long as I'm in Worcester) and they have the nastiest park in the East.
I saw some people get mangled today, it was great. This one guy ate about 30 yards of crap. He just kept falling and falling and tumbling. Ohh it was fantastic. I wish I carried my phone on the slope, I'd get some clutch video of that for you guys. What made it better was that he was skiing bumps and they had around 8 inches of new snow in them and he just kept pin balling off of them, kicking up snow while his equipment stayed on his feet. What an ass-hat.
At least Mount Snow is good for some things, like watching all the New Yorkers who ski once a season get f'ed up on terrain. They all wear the same god damn thing, starter jackets and denim jeans tucked into their rear entry boots. I don't know how these people do it, I wear some of the warmest North Face, Burton and Bonfire gear and I still get cold. These guys come in wearing a pair of 501's and a hockey jacket and they're good to go in -10 degree weather.
Well, they are probably warm because they're hammered...
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