Sometimes the ridiculous banter is such that it takes the fun out of the sport. My basic view over the years has been just go ski and keep the chat to the bar. The constant moaning and groaning about how the hill should be run, what the best names for lines are, who got first tracks on what, how many hits your post go get's a little old. Does it actually matter?
When it comes to running the area, it is really Win's decision as it is his job to "pay the bills" and set the budget. We've talked snow making to death. Hawk wants more, but forgets that the River just blows a bunch of ice to have the hill open (my runs the last couple days certainly brought that point home). Some input on clipping stumps at the bottom makes sense, but the desire by many to head to the woods when they clearly aren't ready means you'll hit some stumps. Hope the early woods runs are worth it and you do not ruin your season for a couple turns by getting injured. If you hike the eastern woods you probably realize how much snow is needed to cover the forest floor from snow snakes.
Overall, the board is not a place for an information exchange and that is most likely the idea. So, maybe if the primary posters go back to honest information exchange the board would serve a better purpose. Who knows.
Enjoy the season, ride your bike while waiting for it to snow (most of the mud is frozen by now) or hike in prep for the season. You could always go check out some potential woods run to see what it would take to ski it. I toss a couple out there: Mt Abe to the Lincoln gap road or the Battell (sp) trail into the town of Lincoln.
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