I know someone who would love that bottom sticker...bmike-vt wrote:Seen in BTV by Mike, on Flickr
Seen at City Market, BTV
I have no idea what is for / who its from...
PS it is in response to this popular sticker:
Pictures, pictures and pictures!
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MikeK
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PS it is in response to this popular sticker:
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I see alot of these around:
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Woodserson
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There is very small corner in New Hampshire that has good, new, soft, nice, snow. I went yesterday and today because I'm not passing up these kind of opportunities. bmike-VT, hows the west side of Mansfield, do you know? Teardrop, etc?
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lowangle al
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You gotta get it when the gettins good. Even up here, with rain, warmth and wind events being more common these days it can and does go to shit real quick.Woodserson wrote:There is very small corner in New Hampshire that has good, new, soft, nice, snow. I went yesterday and today because I'm not passing up these kind of opportunities.
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lowangle al
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- Occupation: Retired cement mason. Current job is to take my recreation as serious as I did my past employment.
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And nice pictures too. Those are big mountains by anyone's standards.
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Good ski today. We have been dumped on the last two weeks wit 4.5 feet.
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fisheater
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Re: Pictures, pictures and pictures!
[quote="Woodserson"]There is very small corner in New Hampshire that has good, new, soft, nice, snow. I went yesterday and today because I'm not passing up these kind of opportunities. bmike-VT, hows the west side of Mansfield, do you know? Teardrop, etc?
Beautiful area and photos. I have one question, is that an abandoned ski area? If that is a forest service road they need to cut some like those in the National forest in the northern part of my state!
Beautiful area and photos. I have one question, is that an abandoned ski area? If that is a forest service road they need to cut some like those in the National forest in the northern part of my state!
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Woodserson
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It's the Sherburne Ski Trail descending from Hermit Lake/Tuckerman Ravine to the bottom of Pinkham Notch. About 1,900' of descent. It's great this time of year because it's not giant VW Bug sized bumps and it's relatively quiet. Come springtime... Anyway, a nice ski.fisheater wrote: is that an abandoned ski area?
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fisheater
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Re: Pictures, pictures and pictures!
Woodserson wrote:It's the Sherburne Ski Trail descending from Hermit Lake/Tuckerman Ravine to the bottom of Pinkham Notch. About 1,900' of descent. It's great this time of year because it's not giant VW Bug sized bumps and it's relatively quiet. Come springtime... Anyway, a nice ski.fisheater wrote: is that an abandoned ski area?
Really cool area, thanks for the photos.