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J Sanford
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"In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" - Allman Bros - Starts mellow and builds through-out the 13 minute live version from the Fillmore East.
Please let it be Grace Potter!
Kari,
Welcome to Maine! Love the video - I resemble some of those remarks. I couple of pieces of advice if Lizzy (welcome back by the way) has not already let you know:
1) Always check your spelling and grammar.
2) Use exclamation points sparing...
Ok Jay you win and your "resort" wins. Now please go away.
Chip - Well said. +1
Bring it! Now it wish I came up today.
Saw Wild Stallions at UMO last night. Very impressive east coast footage. The gondi gap is fantastic. Even more so because we have all been in the area and realize how crazy it was to jump the gap. There is some great bump footage from SL as well....
Good start to reducing the entry cost for new skiers.
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- At 8:04pm on February 15, 2009,
Bob said… - Hi. Your observations are pretty accurate. The picture was taken from a snowmobile trail on the south side of south crocker mtn. You can see the trail(s) clearly (on a clear day) from the top of timberline. If you are not framiliar w the area I'd suggest a fall hike up the A.T. from carribou bog road. turn on the road at the (almost) top of Bigellow Hill on 27 and go about 6 miles. the road is pretty good and you can probably make it in a car. You'll know you're close when you cross the steel grate bridge. The A.T. is pretty obvious w sort of small but obvious parking . the trail is marked w white blazes. moderat hike. a few hrs. you can make a loop out of it if you use the spur up to the sugarloaf summit (.5 mi), but you'll need a shuttle back to your car. If you've got a snowmoble, all bets ar off. just go. I've been up there more than a few times and I still take my gps. lot of logging roads, twists and turns. def. oneof our to 3 hikes / rides. enjoy. bob
- At 7:14pm on November 13, 2008,
Heather said… - my family's farm is on the west side of silver lake. did your kids go to perry???
- At 5:56pm on November 10, 2008,
Heather said…
- Middle Falls - it most definately is. Home Sweet Home.
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First of all this is an awesome discussion, i have a playlist i ski to but the first song of the season is something i never really considered aka BIG DEAL. it has to set the table for the season. (WHICH BETTER HAPPEN PRETTY QUICK)
Hey stefan gre...
i dont think they can really disconnect them. they just need to make it so the traffic is directed AWAY from landings and knolls. and a hip transfer or C box could do that nicely.. then it could all be jumps on one side, rails on the other, with a...
i have no idea how thats what norton said in an earlier post but since the plan includes a jump line who cares im happy
sickkkkkk!
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