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There's a 60fter in Springville, somebody should do it. You will need a tow.

I tried to make sticky this, but it didn't want to work.

I have neat powers, like the ability to delete replies and threads. I am so excited.

In canada they call it university, college is like a trade school. Its not like in the US where a college and university are basically the same thing. I'm not exactly sure on the trade school thing, so any Canadians, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

That is my sister's cat's name. My cat is Inspector Carlos. Not sure where that came from, but now it is pretty much Nug... or the Inspector.

Yea, I'm not really expecting too much. If I didn't have to get my wisdom teeth out, I would go back to Vermont early.

I'll be home from around Dec 20th to Jan 15th.

I would like to go there as well if there is snow while I am home.

yes you are correct.

You have to bring up the idea at a student activities meeting, or something of that sort. From there I'm sure you can work with the administration to iron out all the details.

there is telemark racing, and they are just as fun in the park as alpines are. i have never had any problems holding an edge anywhere. i actually feel like i have better edge control on them than i did on alpines.

false.

telemark! you will like it, i promise. probably the most fun i have ever had on skis.

i can't quite remember. i'm pretty sure it gets steeper as you go up, but you can't see all of it from the bottom. i haven't gotten all the way up. i know there are some ravines and stuff that could be sick there. if you have time maybe head out before the snow and look for some spots, and maybe...

if you take 240 into springville take a left and the stoplight where the pizza place is. a few miles down there is right turn with a bridge, take that and turn left once across the bridge. you will see an old lodge there. there is really no place to park but on the road so make sure its in a...

Bluemont isn't too bad. I haven't gone all the way up, but it looked like it just got better the farther up you go.

glades don't exist at western ny ski areas. if you want to ski trees you're better off hiking somewhere, if you can find a place steep enough with snow. there's a few spots, but i can't quite remember where they are.

Eh, I wouldn't use a Bolton pass as a reason to pick Champlain over UVM, its not all that thrilling. 260$ is a killer deal for 3 passes.

Moses went there, I'm not sure if he still does though.

yes, please pick him up. he's neat.