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well, i was watching the weather this morning and saw that winter isnt over yet.
northern vermont got 8-15 inches and over 2 feet higher in the mountains, which is extremely unusual this time of year. of course, it decides to snow AFTER all the vast trails are closed and all the sleds are put away. funny how that works out, isnt it? but, the good news is that killington and jay peak are reopening for snowboarding and skiing, i hope to get up there this weekend for one last ride.
northern vermont got 8-15 inches and over 2 feet higher in the mountains, which is extremely unusual this time of year. of course, it decides to snow AFTER all the vast trails are closed and all the sleds are put away. funny how that works out, isnt it? but, the good news is that killington and jay peak are reopening for snowboarding and skiing, i hope to get up there this weekend for one last ride.
