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pigo wrote:

WAY up high

Snowing down to the town in Verbier... Only 5 weeks to go for me

In article ,
Chuck writes:
What was the problem?

Summer.

bruno.

klaus wrote:

Testing 1.2.3

-k

,
Testing, via my reply. To keep things on topic, There is
a little bit of snow heading Colorado way.

Sam "What does Ullr want?" Seiber

BrritSki wrote:

pigo wrote:

WAY up high

Snowing down to the town in Verbier... Only 5 weeks to go for me

Flurries only in southern VT, but it's forecast to be an extremely cold
November. Still and all, we better get some natural; I'm supposed to
start teaching the young to ski again starting two days after
Thanksgiving, and it's hard to do on dirt.

--
Mary Malmros
Some days you're the windshield, other days you're the bug.

Sam Seiber wrote:

Sam "What does Ullr want?" Seiber

I thought we established the relatedness of snow and cheese and beer,
right? So what Ullr wants must somehow be related to beer and cheese,
right?

My theory: sacrifice a beer -- a good one, none of the skunky cheap
stuff -- and a bit of really nice cheese, and Ullr will reward you.
Hence, tonight Ullr gets a 22 oz. Steel Rail Pale Ale and a nice chunk
of Cabot Private Stock.

--
Mary Malmros
Some days you're the windshield, other days you're the bug.

wrote in message ...
In article ,
klaus writes:
Testing 1.2.3

Is it snowing yet ?

Yes it is............... somewhere. ;-)

"pigo" wrote:
WAY up high

So how does an El Nino year typically affect snowfall in Utah?

On 2004-11-09, penned:
In article , klaus
writes:
Testing 1.2.3

Is it snowing yet ?

It snowed on Halloween here (Longmont, CO). A-Basin has been open a few
weeks, but I haven't been able to check it out yet.

--
monique

Mary Malmros wrote:

Sam Seiber wrote:

Sam "What does Ullr want?" Seiber

I thought we established the relatedness of snow and cheese and beer,
right? So what Ullr wants must somehow be related to beer and cheese,
right?

My theory: sacrifice a beer -- a good one, none of the skunky cheap
stuff -- and a bit of really nice cheese, and Ullr will reward you.
Hence, tonight Ullr gets a 22 oz. Steel Rail Pale Ale and a nice chunk
of Cabot Private Stock.

--
Mary Malmros
Some days you're the windshield, other days you're the bug.

Well, I am looking at the Loveland web cam right now. My world is
gaining some white. So, if I go out tonite for a few beers, will
be screwing things up? Damn, this is all so puzzling. Anyway,
Ullr is at least putting on the big tease. So much better than that
70 degree crap we have been having in Denver over the last several
days.

Have a look:
http://www.iskico.com/lovecam3.html

Sam "I ski Loveland" Seiber

Monique Y. Mudama wrote:

On 2004-11-09, penned:
In article , klaus
writes:
Testing 1.2.3

Is it snowing yet ?

It snowed on Halloween here (Longmont, CO). A-Basin has been open a few
weeks, but I haven't been able to check it out yet.

--
monique

Don't feel like you should have gone to the Basin. Unless you like long
lines. With Breck & Keystone getting on the air this Friday, A-Basin
might have near normal lines (say just a few minutes). If you have
read some of the other posts, Until the Vail Resort bigs get open
life is pretty ugly at the Basin. I have pictures from the begining
of last year, as well as last Sunday proving the lines are less than
nice.

Need proof? see:
From last Sunday: http://www.iskico.com/loveland041107/Img100.html
About the same time last year:
http://www.iskico.com/loveland031109/Img018.html

Sam "Been enjoying Loveland" Seiber