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[QUOTE=GeoFisher;471771]Never for me................
I do maintenance in Sept/October and April/May, and stay on the water all year.
Later,
Geo[/QUOTE]
Me too Buddy .I love to sauger fish and I got my snow mobile head gear all ready
I think the warm water discharge should be good for hybrids now the gallagher staton is my favorite one
[QUOTE=artcarney_agr;472133]I love skiing at night - we usually do the 5 pm to 3 am ticket. I too am usually one of the last few on the slopes. Snowshoe is definitely on the to-do list. In your opinion, which side of the mountain is the best? And there's nothing like a good ol' ice cold PBR :)[/QUOTE]
In march they have supersaver rates. About 40 percent off and plenty of snow. The first week of the low rates is a good time to go. Also if you stay at The Inn at Snowshoe at the bottom you can save a lot. If you know where to park at the top it works out to be pretty convenient.
Side of the mountain depends on what type ot terrain you want to ski.
[QUOTE=peter;472236]In march they have supersaver rates. About 40 percent off and plenty of snow. The first week of the low rates is a good time to go. Also if you stay at The Inn at Snowshoe at the bottom you can save a lot. If you know where to park at the top it works out to be pretty convenient.
Side of the mountain depends on what type ot terrain you want to ski.[/QUOTE]
yeah peter that's what I'm talkin about. You been there. Don't forget the hot tub! And bring your own booze as I couldn't find a package store in the area. nothing beats a good shot of Hot D#m on the lift.
I will pass on the slopes, I think Iwill cash in some Frequent flyer miles from all those job traveling years and fly down to Floridai n Jan or Feb where my friend winters and fish the Big O.:rolleyes:
[QUOTE=SirBob;472375]I will pass on the slopes, I think Iwill cash in some Frequent flyer miles from all those job traveling years and fly down to Floridai n Jan or Feb where my friend winters and fish the Big O.:rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
Bundle up as that big O can get awful cold out there.
It never ends here in Ky - there is something to love about every month. However, I think if you have twins, it gets put on hiatus for a little while...That is my situation now. I have a boat collecting dust and accumulating debris, but it is worth it. My point is, if you can get out - go. They make clothing to help you be comfortable in any temps, so take advantage of that.