Re: LaManga, Cumbres & End Of The Narrows (SNOW)
| March 13, 2008 06:38PM |
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Steve G. Wrote:
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> Glad to hear the track didn't suffer from
> "dozing". Hope for the same this Spring.
>
> Agreed, that the Rotary(s) shouldn't be used to
> "hurl chunks"
of ice.
>
> Be better to run thru a few feet of fresh powder
> for a charter sometime...
> although how could that be predicted for ticket
> sales...?
>
> Thanks again, for the photos you share with all of
> us who are not nearby enough to see for
> ourselves.
>
> SG
If folks enjoy them I am happy to post them.
I would love to see one of our Rotaries run but like you say even if they were ready how could you pick a date for them to move off fresh snow ????
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> Glad to hear the track didn't suffer from
> "dozing". Hope for the same this Spring.
>
> Agreed, that the Rotary(s) shouldn't be used to
> "hurl chunks"
of ice.>
> Be better to run thru a few feet of fresh powder
> for a charter sometime...
> although how could that be predicted for ticket
> sales...?
>
> Thanks again, for the photos you share with all of
> us who are not nearby enough to see for
> ourselves.
>
> SG
If folks enjoy them I am happy to post them.
I would love to see one of our Rotaries run but like you say even if they were ready how could you pick a date for them to move off fresh snow ????
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