Best family friendly ski resorts in Colorado?

On Aug 25, 12:07*am, Ted Waldron wrote:


* Good luck, tell us your decision....

Hey, Wack Job, notice that the newcomer disappeared in disgust?
Maybe you can tell him how you lied in a deposition, committed perjury
in court, and have been stalking and lying and defaming me for the
last ten years?
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You could SHOW HIM THE POST!!!!!!!!!!!
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"lal_truckee" wrote in message
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On 8/22/10 1:28 PM, stenor1 wrote:
We usually ski in Tahoe
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wish higher signal to noise in your correspondence.

Yes, but it doesn't work for everybody. I can read it but posting doesn't
work. In fact i tryed to crosspost this to the moderated group and neither
went.
A year or so back somebody here explained why that was to me and the
cure was i had to get my ISP to include it in some list or other. Like thats
gonna happen.

In the meantime just don't respond to the
noise factor. Thanks.

On Aug 25, 10:09*am, "Norm" wrote:
"lal_truckee" wrote in message

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On 8/22/10 1:28 PM, stenor1 wrote:
We usually ski in Tahoe
CLIP

note that the group "rec.skiing.alpine.moderated" is also available if you
wish higher signal to noise in your correspondence.

Yes, but it doesn't work for everybody.

Translation: it doesn't work for ANYBODY. Dead, stinking, and the few
people that post there are confirmed terrorist assholes.

I can read it but posting doesn't
work. In fact i tryed to crosspost this to the moderated group and neither
went.

Kewl. You dumb****s are so ****ing stupid you can't even make your
private terrorist newsgroup work. Where the only topic censored is
the truth about the assholes who post there.
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A year or so back somebody here explained why that was to me and the
cure was i had to get my ISP to include it in some list or other. Like thats
gonna happen.

Especially if you ISP takes a look at this ******** and notices the
obvious.

In the meantime just don't respond to the
noise factor. Thanks.

In the meantime, just don't have any ethics, morals, or decency.
Never condemn your buddies for lying and defaming, stalking and
threatening. Never show even a hint of manhood. You will have no
problem doing so.

Thanks to all for the suggestions. Not sure exactly what we are going
to do quite yet but Vail and Beaver Creek are under consideration.
More research to do...

The date for the trip definitely complicates things; because of budget
cuts in California our school is furloughing teaches the beginning of
the Thanksgiving week, thus we have the whole week for vacation and
would like to make use of it. We did consider Whistler but they don't
open until Thanksgiving Day.

Normally we'd ski in Tahoe but even in a good year would not expect
the snow to be worthwhile in November. This year it appears we have a
La Niña climactic event, which means probably a dry winter and crummy
skiing even in the prime season, which is why we're looking out of
state.

On Aug 25, 12:07*am, Ted Waldron wrote:

* Hmm... *the week before Thanksgiving is tricky, You may be skiing on a
very low base or bashing your rock skiis.. *

* The two places that pop up in my mind, that may have an okay base
before Thanksgiving is Whistler/Blackcomb and Mammoth. However Whistler
on the lower slopes/ blue intermediates will be pretty bad and slushy on
the lower slopes.

* If the week of Thanksgiving is one of the conditions, I would probably
think of another place outside of Colorado. *

Pretty much any destination resort has the amenities that you are
looking for. *If you want a distinct "village" instead of one that looks
like it came from "The Prisoner" TV series, then I would probably
recommend some places like Telluride and Crested Butte, however both
aren't exactly Interstate Highway friendly, compare to Vail/Beaver Creek
or Park City.

* I think the big drawback is the time, it is beginning of the season,
and pretty much all destination resorts are going to have a low ski
base, or sketchy weather, with snow flurries mixed in with a possible
chance of rain, like at Whistler. *

* Good luck, tell us your decision...

On Aug 25, 7:05*pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 08/25/10 10:09, Norm wrote:

Yes, but it doesn't work for everybody. I can read it but posting doesn't
work. In fact i tryed to crosspost this to the moderated group and neither
went.

Don't crosspost. *Try again.

Hey, ****ley? Your newsgroup is a pathetic failure. Just like you
are a pathetic failure as a human being.
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stenor1 wrote:

Thanks to all for the suggestions. Not sure exactly what we are going
to do quite yet but Vail and Beaver Creek are under consideration.
More research to do...

The date for the trip definitely complicates things; because of budget
cuts in California our school is furloughing teaches the beginning of
the Thanksgiving week, thus we have the whole week for vacation and
would like to make use of it. We did consider Whistler but they don't
open until Thanksgiving Day.

Normally we'd ski in Tahoe but even in a good year would not expect
the snow to be worthwhile in November. This year it appears we have a
La Niña climactic event, which means probably a dry winter and crummy
skiing even in the prime season, which is why we're looking out of
state.

I would consider Utah. If you stay down in Salt Lake City, you can stay
cheaper, nicer and have a broad range of restaurants. You can drive to
the most promising resort of the day in an easy, beautiful 45 minutes or
so. And if you get skunked on the snow, you can take your family to
movies

And I have almost never had SLC let me down. There are guys around here
who know much more about the area, but give it a good look and listen to
guys like Pigo who know a lot than me.

On Aug 25, 10:47*pm, Dave Cartman wrote:
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,



*stenor1 wrote:
Thanks to all for the suggestions. *Not sure exactly what we are going
to do quite yet but Vail and Beaver Creek are under consideration.
More research to do...

The date for the trip definitely complicates things; because of budget
cuts in California our school is furloughing teaches the beginning of
the Thanksgiving week, thus we have the whole week for vacation and
would like to make use of it. *We did consider Whistler but they don't
open until Thanksgiving Day.

Normally we'd ski in Tahoe but even in a good year would not expect
the snow to be worthwhile in November. *This year it appears we have a
La Niña climactic event, which means probably a dry winter and crummy
skiing *even in the prime season, which is why we're looking out of
state.

I would consider Utah. *If you stay down in Salt Lake City, you can stay
cheaper, nicer and have a broad range of restaurants. * You can drive to
the most promising resort of the day in an easy, beautiful 45 minutes or
so. *And if you get skunked on the snow, you can take your family to
movies

And I have almost never had SLC let me down. *There are guys around here
who know much more about the area, but give it a good look and listen to
guys like Pigo who know a lot than me.

Heber City was the cheapest place I found many years ago in Utah. It
is south and east of Park City. It was in those days it was a little
farm town with a few motels and restaurants on the main drag.

There was also sand in my shower water.

On Aug 26, 12:17*am, Richard Henry wrote:
On Aug 25, 10:47*pm, Dave Cartman wrote:





In article
,

*stenor1 wrote:
Thanks to all for the suggestions. *Not sure exactly what we are going
to do quite yet but Vail and Beaver Creek are under consideration.
More research to do...

The date for the trip definitely complicates things; because of budget
cuts in California our school is furloughing teaches the beginning of
the Thanksgiving week, thus we have the whole week for vacation and
would like to make use of it. *We did consider Whistler but they don't
open until Thanksgiving Day.

Normally we'd ski in Tahoe but even in a good year would not expect
the snow to be worthwhile in November. *This year it appears we have a
La Niña climactic event, which means probably a dry winter and crummy
skiing *even in the prime season, which is why we're looking out of
state.

I would consider Utah. *If you stay down in Salt Lake City, you can stay
cheaper, nicer and have a broad range of restaurants. * You can drive to
the most promising resort of the day in an easy, beautiful 45 minutes or
so. *And if you get skunked on the snow, you can take your family to
movies

And I have almost never had SLC let me down. *There are guys around here
who know much more about the area, but give it a good look and listen to
guys like Pigo who know a lot than me.

Heber City was the cheapest place I found many years ago in Utah. *It
is south and east of Park City. *It was in those days it was a little
farm town with a few motels and restaurants on the main drag.

There was also sand in my shower water.- Hide quoted text -

Heber (pronounced He-ber) is a cowpoke town that's being influenced by
the yuppie invasion. Big houses on the outskirts and people that
demand everything that they moved away from. A lot like park city.

I'd go with Dave's suggestion. Salt Lake provides more alternatives.
And at that time of year you might need them.

If snow is low there is bound to be some manmade patches around.
They'll be crowded and hard as rock. That wears you out quickly. And I
know some people here only ski green and blue (light blue) but it
bores me.

Wendover is about 1.5 hours away for Nevada Style fun. Golf courses
could be open if there's been no snow. You might be able to get some
kind of room guarantee and take off for southern Utah if skiing sucks?
November Mt. Biking anyone? Moab is a pretty fun town. Sightseeing,
four wheeling, biking, history, and good food and bev.

On Aug 25, 10:47*pm, Dave Cartman wrote:
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*stenor1 wrote:
Thanks to all for the suggestions. *Not sure exactly what we are going
to do quite yet but Vail and Beaver Creek are under consideration.
More research to do...

The date for the trip definitely complicates things; because of budget
cuts in California our school is furloughing teaches the beginning of
the Thanksgiving week, thus we have the whole week for vacation and
would like to make use of it. *We did consider Whistler but they don't
open until Thanksgiving Day.

Normally we'd ski in Tahoe but even in a good year would not expect
the snow to be worthwhile in November. *This year it appears we have a
La Niña climactic event, which means probably a dry winter and crummy
skiing *even in the prime season, which is why we're looking out of
state.

I would consider Utah. *If you stay down in Salt Lake City, you can stay
cheaper, nicer and have a broad range of restaurants. * You can drive to
the most promising resort of the day in an easy, beautiful 45 minutes or
so. *And if you get skunked on the snow, you can take your family to
movies

And I have almost never had SLC let me down. *There are guys around here
who know much more about the area, but give it a good look and listen to
guys like Pigo who know a lot than me.-

Holy ****. Pervert Dave Davidson invites a family to get to know Bob
Thompson. Tranny Boob himself. One of the most disgusting,
despicable, vile freaks on the planet.
I LOVE IT!!!!!!!

On Aug 25, 5:55*pm, stenor1 wrote:
Thanks to all for the suggestions. *Not sure exactly what we are going
to do quite yet but Vail and Beaver Creek are under consideration.
More research to do...

The date for the trip definitely complicates things; because of budget
cuts in California our school is furloughing teaches the beginning of
the Thanksgiving week, thus we have the whole week for vacation and
would like to make use of it. *We did consider Whistler but they don't
open until Thanksgiving Day.

Normally we'd ski in Tahoe but even in a good year would not expect
the snow to be worthwhile in November. *This year it appears we have a
La Niña climactic event, which means probably a dry winter and crummy
skiing *even in the prime season, which is why we're looking out of
state.

It's obvious by the quantity of posts flying off of here that trunky
must be on home release or have longer times to access a computer.

Have you read the Backlash letter written by his brother that details
the sexual abuse that scott perpatrated upon him during his childhood?
It explains alot. That and his unbelievable contention that he's
sober. Which really just makes him sadder. If he was drunk at least
he'd have an excuse.