I just meant that there is not a lot of snow to be riding on yet. It’s different on a bike path or on a railbed like the LVRT. Once you get in the woods though, it’s a different story. Just like woods skiing. You need more snow than on the groomed trails.
So I’m at 1250’. A mile and a half down the road in S.Barre where Hannaford is and where the access road to I-89 is, it’s 750’-800’. There is a noticeable difference, especially with marginal events. It’s the lowlands for this area.
Definitely and issue in sled country. Even northern Maine was hurting until that dump they got last week. This storm was enough for some hard core riders to get out but not enough to really groom yet in most of the state. Hopeful that we start building it a bit.
Yeah but if if I say that at the beginning of the season and then only say “No changes” on my show each week, you’re not tuning in to watch, I’m adding nothing.
Finally took the sleds off the trailer today. Had to put the stickers on and install a new battery in mine. Actually put about a mile and a half on packing the the bike path down across the street. Some idiots have actually been out riding. Has to be a bit rough.
There was 1.5” new on the board by the time I could measure around 4:30. Then there was a pretty heavy band that moved through while I was cleaning the driveway. Maybe another half inch in the last hour? I’m right around 6” for the event. Then my snowblower crapped out. The auger that throws it out the shute stopped turning. Ugh.
There was 1.5” new on the board by the time I could measure around 4:30. Then there was a pretty heavy band that moved through while I was cleaning the driveway. Maybe another half inch in the last hour? I’m right around 6” for the event. Then my snowblower crapped out. The auger that throws it out the shute stopped turning. Ugh.
You probably haven’t heard but, TBlizz is in N. Conway for a ski trip. Showing him Fisher’s tweet for Mass probably doesn’t mean much to him this weekend.