Taco Shark; really?
So yesterday some friends and I hiked out to Adrenaline Rush, which was amazing. After a crazy run, we went to the Salsa Shack, only to find that someone had taken a knife to the sign and carved "ye olde TACO SHARK". This kinda sucks, not that a name is really THIS important, but its kind of like carving over a piece of history, right? And later that day I actually heard some kids calling the "taco shark". I might be making a big deal over nothing, but why would anyone change the sign?
At least it was an effing sick day.
At least it was an effing sick day.
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Permalink Reply by 3pin on -
I think the Shack should be taken down and moved. Too many people know about it and it is not respected.
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Permalink Reply by Matt on -
Are you on crack?
3pin said:I think the Shack should be taken down and moved. Too many people know about it and it is not respected.
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Permalink Reply by skiinthetrees on -
Why would you want to take it down? If you think its not secret enough, build another one. Das how we do.
3pin said:I think the Shack should be taken down and moved. Too many people know about it and it is not respected.
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Permalink Reply by Bend Over Your Now Employeed by... on -
is this tote road?
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Permalink Reply by skiinthetrees on
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Bend Over Your Now Employeed by... said:is this tote road?
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Permalink Reply by Zach on -
haha... hes kidding, y move it just leave it where it is its always been there and thats where it should stay. if u really want another where it is less known just build another next summer
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Permalink Reply by King of Sugarloaf on -
the name is on the inside of the door
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Permalink Reply by skiinthetrees on
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new sign is up
its just a temporary
but at least its the right name
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Permalink Reply by Jason Harris on -
While at the loaf the other day i witnessed skiers who were at the backside snowfields (which are NOW OPEN) ski over the boundary and down into the trees, they kept mentioning the salsa shack, but all i could see was a forest below, I know it seems odd but where is this place and how might someone get there, and more importantly GET BACK to the loaf.
I have talked with some staff at the loaf and they have told me there was talk of sugarloaf tearing this place down, but i guess it resides on private property so they cannot do that, but it seems to be a local legend, anyone care to PM me with a way to see this place for myself!
thanks so much, seems like there are even some secrets about the laof i dont know!
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Permalink Reply by Matt on
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find someone. and dont tell anymore people when you do. More and more people are finding theses places that few know.
Jason Harris said:While at the loaf the other day i witnessed skiers who were at the backside snowfields (which are NOW OPEN) ski over the boundary and down into the trees, they kept mentioning the salsa shack, but all i could see was a forest below, I know it seems odd but where is this place and how might someone get there, and more importantly GET BACK to the loaf.
I have talked with some staff at the loaf and they have told me there was talk of sugarloaf tearing this place down, but i guess it resides on private property so they cannot do that, but it seems to be a local legend, anyone care to PM me with a way to see this place for myself!
thanks so much, seems like there are even some secrets about the laof i dont know!
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Permalink Reply by Jason Harris on
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thanks matt, i will tag along with someone when i am next up in the snowfields, i just want to see it and maybe well lol, thanks for the advice!
I'll keep it "HUSH HUSH"
Matt said:find someone. and dont tell anymore people when you do. More and more people are finding theses places that few know.
Jason Harris said:While at the loaf the other day i witnessed skiers who were at the backside snowfields (which are NOW OPEN) ski over the boundary and down into the trees, they kept mentioning the salsa shack, but all i could see was a forest below, I know it seems odd but where is this place and how might someone get there, and more importantly GET BACK to the loaf.
I have talked with some staff at the loaf and they have told me there was talk of sugarloaf tearing this place down, but i guess it resides on private property so they cannot do that, but it seems to be a local legend, anyone care to PM me with a way to see this place for myself!
thanks so much, seems like there are even some secrets about the laof i dont know!
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