Tuesday, January 24, 2012

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  1. Great Post B. You really captured the energy of the last ride and weekend weather. Glad at least "TWO" of us are down to ride tonight.

    I think the ground should be free of snow in most places from my simplistic researching.

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  2. My limited research coincides with yours. I don't think snow levels got far below 5K, if at all. We should be free of any problems with dust or those pesky bone-dry Fir needles. I think I'll throw a fender on for the ride tonight.

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  3. Glad to here of snow. Mostly dry here as well. Made it up to higher elevation last weekend. Sussed out some trails. Working on some wheels. Will post when io vado in bicicleta.

    Nice job on the Winter KWalifier. Sorry to miss that one. What's next?

    Ciao tutti!

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  4. Wow, nice to hear from Europe, was wondering if they have internet in that over extended country threatening to drag down the Eurozone and whole global economy. Glad you found some connection.
    Send some pics along.

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  5. Yes, please send pics.

    All that stuff that THTH brought up is your fault now.

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  6. I'm going to watch State of Union, DVR on fritz. Our President is flying to AZ after speech for Wednesday visit to Intel plant in Arizona. Showcasing high tech job creation in America.

    Also, Debbie's birthday is this week, bolstering DTI.

    Ski report?

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    1. Here's your ski report. Sierra is doing pretty well after the Sunday evening storm. They are finally open top-bottom including W. Bowl. Warm temps will do their thing to the pow but there will be some unconsolidated snow in the trees for a few days and the warming on-piste snow should ski nicely where there is ample coverage. I enjoyed a clean line on dawn patrol before work today down Clipper, but that was before they opened it up to the public.

      I bet bike riding conditions will be pretty sweet tonight with the recent moisture.

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