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Ha! Awesome!

Really cool! Habrich almost looks like it's giving you the finger. Is that the gondola where some idiot keeps cutting the haul rope?

@jasonwx are you going to the Cape of Good Hope? I was told that you can clearly tell where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet. Also, that it's the nastiest water on the planet (as far as navigating goes).

WF. If anyone wants to hit me up.....

Hahaha! At first I thought SBR wrote that!

This ^^ is great.

Sauveur is about 45 minutes north-ish of Montreal, depending on traffic, when you live, etc. It's the heart of the Laurentians. Sauveur is the king of the small resorts - there are many within 15 minutes or so from there. Bruno, as you probably know, is east of Montreal. A little further is...

Part of what makes it worthwhile.

A good amount of snow fell. Well over a foot, but I don't think it will reach the 18" mark as claimed. Also, some wind at the top. Drifts and legit closure of the gondola and LWF. Skiied Upper Empire, Sugar Valley Glades, Deer Valley Glades. Man, Sugar Valley Glades are tight. And there's...

Try to keep it that way.

Be fully rested. I've made the mistake of being over tired or hungover at amusement parks or all-day boat rides. It makes for a longer day. Re. trail ratings. They vary relative to both the mountain you're skiing AND where you are on that mountain. A blue may just be the easiest way down...

Orda.org, corporate reports. Or, for the most recent report, go to page 17.

Other Slide View pictures, plus pictures of Slide 3. That narrow section is where you need to go through before the slide opens up. The picture almost looks like it's a mistake, a random shot of a couple small trees.

A great day of skiing. Fewer people than on Friday even. Draper's Drop was empty of anyone. Soft snow a'plenty by 11, first on Lower Mac, last on the upper stretches of W. Some serious whalebacks on Upper Mac; should last a while. Empire looked skiable or poachable, although we opted for...

Hilarious! And if you're a ski pole you stand about as much of a chance of survival as the red shirted guy named "Smith" in Star Trek.

I've never seen or heard anything like the tires. Some great photos! Sounds like Harv would love the lift system.

Vehicular plinko.

Yes. How can they tell if you don't know one another?

Something like that.

And some.