Avalance Airbag

VtSkier wrote:

The scenario is a very steep section of
trail (over 40 degrees), ice or set-up
"frozen granular" and leaving the snow
gun on all night. The next morning all
of the snow you were hoping would cover
the ice is at the bottom of the slope.

Should be an snowmaker attendant throughout the night adjusting the
wetness of the mix creating a good bond, followed by adjusting for a
good surface ...

Life is good herebouts, except for late week's miserable above freezing
temps and full sun. I vastly prefer early in the week's 60-80mph howlers
on the ridges, since once you're off the ridge the snow was great; and
faces and fingers thaw eventually. Monday and Tuesday were world class -
season peaks (so far) and no body part turned white and sluffed off.

Sent you an email at the addy I have - did you get it?

lal_truckee wrote:
VtSkier wrote:

The scenario is a very steep section of
trail (over 40 degrees), ice or set-up
"frozen granular" and leaving the snow
gun on all night. The next morning all
of the snow you were hoping would cover
the ice is at the bottom of the slope.

Should be an snowmaker attendant throughout the night adjusting the
wetness of the mix creating a good bond, followed by adjusting for a
good surface ...

Life is good herebouts, except for late week's miserable above freezing
temps and full sun. I vastly prefer early in the week's 60-80mph howlers
on the ridges, since once you're off the ridge the snow was great; and
faces and fingers thaw eventually. Monday and Tuesday were world class -
season peaks (so far) and no body part turned white and sluffed off.

Sent you an email at the addy I have - did you get it?

Did. Thanks. I just sent you another.

On Fri, 08 Feb 2008 21:45:14 -0500, VtSkier wrote
this crap:

Sent you an email at the addy I have - did you get it?

Did. Thanks. I just sent you another.


Hey. Let's keep this a straight group.




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