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Taos, NM
Paul Hanson wrote:
I'm heading up to Taos on Friday from Texas to ski Saturday - Monday. How does the snow look. I know they have 40 runs open and the blacks are on a rotating basis. Snow decent? Any rocks/mud showing on the runs which are open? I prefer long cruising runs. Any suggestions on which runs to run first? Anyone suggest a few bars in town to visit. Something with cheap beer and possibly some darts. Thanks in advance. Paul I haven't skied there this year, but I hear the snow isn't that great. I'm holding out until it improves (and my local skiing is good now so why travel?). For your second question, I always like to go to Eskes Brewpub in town. Not really cheap, but good beer and good food. Other good places to eat and drink are Outback Pizza, Orlando's (Great mexican food but they don't take credit cards). The Holiday Inn has a decent bar too, although I probably would never have gone to it if I wasn't staying there. Have fun! Matt |
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Taos, NM
I'm heading up to Taos on Friday from Texas to ski Saturday - Monday. How
does the snow look. I know they have 40 runs open and the blacks are on a rotating basis. Snow decent? Any rocks/mud showing on the runs which are open? I prefer long cruising runs. Any suggestions on which runs to run first? Anyone suggest a few bars in town to visit. Something with cheap beer and possibly some darts. Thanks in advance. Paul |
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Taos, NM
Bob Lee wrote:
Ted Waldron wrote: In article , Paul Hanson says... I'm heading up to Taos on Friday from Texas to ski Saturday - Monday. How does the snow look. I was there on Monday, ... You went to Taos and you didn't get in touch with me? I skied there Sunday - this damn' conspiracy isn't working worth a ****! I didn't get a copy of the notes from the last meeting either! Who's the secretary these days? Bev?!? HAH! Clean up a filthy database and you're called a database administrator. Fix some production problems and you're called a quality specialist. But type ONE lousy letter... No, I am NOT the secretary. If you'd bother coming to the meetings you'd know this. ****, do we have to repeat EVERYTHING for your benefit? What is this, some kind of brain-dead government thing? Enough is just about enough. Get your **** together pretty damn soon or you'll be out on your ear, do you get that bub? And remember -- THERE IS NO CONSPIRACY. I wouldn't call it exactly snow, but the surface is decent if one wants to pretend to be Franz Klammer at Innsbruck in 1976. It is high quality Eastern US ice, and nice sunny weather. Lots of the Expert inbound runs are closed, or from what I saw, yesterday [...] It's been an awful slow season so far. Like Ted says, it's firm - and thin in the steeps. Ted got it right with the rocks in some of the mogul troughs, but good cruising conditions if you like that sort of thing. You know what? It's ****ing SPRING here, summer will probably start next week! My undead tomato plants have new flowers and STILL a few unripened tomatoes, so I pulled the damn things up and threw them in the trash. What is this? I still haven't finished raking up the goddam leaves! -- Cheers, Bev +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "I don't care who your father is! Drop that cross one more time and you're out of the parade!" |
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Tinc, NM
Bob Lee wrote:
The Real Bev wrote: HAH! Clean up a filthy database and you're called a database administrator. Fix some production problems and you're called a quality specialist. But type ONE lousy letter... No, I am NOT the secretary. If you'd bother coming to the meetings you'd know this. I told you, not until we meet somewhere besides IHOP. Seems to me like if we were all blood-oath co-conspirators like we *say* we are, there'd be a little empathy for those of us on Atkins. What's wrong with Sizzler anyway? We've already gone through this. THEY DON'T HAVE A PRIVATE ROOM. Do you really want everybody else to hear about our plans? Are you NUTS? ****, do we have to repeat EVERYTHING for your benefit? What, like it's my fault my sock ISP went TU? If the conspiracy can't handle a little email bounce, how are we going to hack home accounts and flood private email addresses? You-know-who is working on the problem. You'll be notified when everything is working IF YOU EVER BOTHER TO READ YOUR EMAIL, of course. Just don't go off half-cocked chortle, there'll be plenty of time to get it right. What is this, some kind of brain-dead government thing? Argh! Remind me in the future, no more retirees in the group - they would always rather go and work in the garden than get serious about slander. You think sucking off the Social Security tit is EASY? Just wait, buster, until you're crammed in a big room with 287 senior citizens and the AC breaks down. Oh, wait. You're already a Federal drone, never mind. Enough is just about enough. Get your **** together pretty damn soon or you'll be out on your ear, do you get that bub? Fine, find someone *else* to file felony false police reports and fail to comment upon the vile dweeb behavior in rsa! You think that's so easy? Why don't *you* do that, and *I'll* email the rich, drop dead gorgeous, blond doctor women about who they're dating. You asshole, don't you realize I'm responsible for the goddam death threats? Do you think it's EASY to devise death threats subtle enough so that only the receiver can recognize their real meaning? If you want to swap tasks fill out the goddam forms and submit them through the proper channels. And remember -- THERE IS NO CONSPIRACY. Apparently not! I can't even get arrested! Doesn't that tell you something? -- Cheers, Bev =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ =+= "The object in life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to be insane in such a useful way that they can't commit you." -- Mark Edwards |
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Taos, NM
Bob Lee wrote:
: Like MattB said, Esky's is a comfy joint. Outback Pizza is too. The : Alley Cantina near the Plaza is worth looking for. There's a fun : two-steppin' scene at the Sagebrush, and the Adobe at Doc Martin's is : nice...maybe a bit fancy, but friendly. At TSV, the Bavarian has the : best beer on the mountain. I like the green chili at Doc Martin's. Extremely tasty. There's even a recipe for it on the web (assuming that's the same Doc Martin's). Last year Taos didn't start to get snow until about Feb 3rd. Then it was good. Hope for a repeat performance. If Taos just got as much snow as Jackson.....what an awesome place. -PC |
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Taos, NM
Ted Waldron wrote:
Amen. I think the biggest plus for skiing at yyyy is the bright sunshine, Hey, if that's all you want you can get that here in SoCal! -- Cheers, Bev oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Will give investment advice for food. |
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Taos, NM
Tanks Matt,
Your not the first to suggust eskes! Thanks for the info! I'll assume I'll be ice skiing this weekend and hitting the bars early! Paul "MattB" wrote in message ... Paul Hanson wrote: I'm heading up to Taos on Friday from Texas to ski Saturday - Monday. How does the snow look. I know they have 40 runs open and the blacks are on a rotating basis. Snow decent? Any rocks/mud showing on the runs which are open? I prefer long cruising runs. Any suggestions on which runs to run first? Anyone suggest a few bars in town to visit. Something with cheap beer and possibly some darts. Thanks in advance. Paul I haven't skied there this year, but I hear the snow isn't that great. I'm holding out until it improves (and my local skiing is good now so why travel?). For your second question, I always like to go to Eskes Brewpub in town. Not really cheap, but good beer and good food. Other good places to eat and drink are Outback Pizza, Orlando's (Great mexican food but they don't take credit cards). The Holiday Inn has a decent bar too, although I probably would never have gone to it if I wasn't staying there. Have fun! Matt |
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Taos, NM
I was there last weekend and had a great time. They've groomed the bejesus
out of the main runs, so they're good steep corduroy. GS skis are the deal. They opened part of Al's and all of Spencer's for a few hours at a time, and the snow was soft and dry but you had to look sharp for bits of mountain sticking through. Bright clear weather, tho -- it was a gas to see where the hell we were going after playing blind man's buff all thru the holidays. Seth http://masia.org http://snowindustrynews.org http://skiinghistory.org http://skimuseum.net "Paul Hanson" wrote in message ... Tanks Matt, Your not the first to suggust eskes! Thanks for the info! I'll assume I'll be ice skiing this weekend and hitting the bars early! Paul "MattB" wrote in message ... Paul Hanson wrote: I'm heading up to Taos on Friday from Texas to ski Saturday - Monday. How does the snow look. I know they have 40 runs open and the blacks are on a rotating basis. Snow decent? Any rocks/mud showing on the runs which are open? I prefer long cruising runs. Any suggestions on which runs to run first? Anyone suggest a few bars in town to visit. Something with cheap beer and possibly some darts. Thanks in advance. Paul I haven't skied there this year, but I hear the snow isn't that great. I'm holding out until it improves (and my local skiing is good now so why travel?). For your second question, I always like to go to Eskes Brewpub in town. Not really cheap, but good beer and good food. Other good places to eat and drink are Outback Pizza, Orlando's (Great mexican food but they don't take credit cards). The Holiday Inn has a decent bar too, although I probably would never have gone to it if I wasn't staying there. Have fun! Matt |
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Taos, NM
Bob Lee wrote:
At TSV, the Bavarian has the best beer on the mountain. They don't wear dirndls? Do they? -klaus |
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Taos, NM
Bob Lee wrote:
klaus wrote: Bob Lee wrote: At TSV, the Bavarian has the best beer on the mountain. They don't wear dirndls? Do they? YES! YES, THEY DO! I mean the GRRLS do...or they did last season anyway. I haven't been in there this season yet, but there was this one grrl last year that worked the bar and she always wore a dirndl and I'd make a point of going in there after skiing something fine off Kachina Peak and she'd be wearing the dirndl that was tight and low cut and the beer was good and she'd lean over and...and it was...I just...I mean...oh, it was *so* FINE! Kinda as I remember,,,,, did she smell good? therapist mode she always wore a dirndl and I'd make a point of going in there after skiing Let's stop here and pick it up where we left off next week. 3:30 Thursday work for you? Do I need to write you a refill? \therapist mode -klaus |
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