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Chew on this...
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Looks like I better put my BarMitts back on!
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I'm glad I chewed on this yesterday:
A man must have enemies and places he is not welcome. In the end we are not only defined by our friends but those against us.
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Got in a nice ride today, but big plans for next weekend. Oh well.
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Last edited by xcguy; 04-03-2011 at 10:49 AM.
So it seems to me to be, this thing that I think I see.
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Got in Chimney/Apex yesterday and Matt/Winters today before this suppose Armageddon. Good times, except the saddle-ass from first rides of the season!
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Wow, three inches of rain or three feet of snow.
So it seems to me to be, this thing that I think I see.
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Any moisture is good, but rain is preferable at this point in the season. Two steps forward, one step back...
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sounds like wednesday morning dawn patrol may be in order?
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 Originally Posted by Bagwhan
sounds like wednesday morning dawn patrol may be in order?
Too late by then. Get your riding in by Tuesday afternoon.
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different kind of dawn patrol.
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I chewed off a chunk of BCLP, Mt Falcon & Cougar Canyon + the road to/fro today.....my body had a hard time masticating all that.
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The last snow thunderstorm we had, maybe seven weeks ago (?) I went out and walked around in it at the height. It was unbelievable. High winds, snow so thick I was choking. I went back and knocked on my neighbors door: "you gotta come out here, it's incredible". They got out their skiing gear (they're from Texas) put on their ski goggles, grabbed a bottle of wine and headed out into the storm. They disappeared in about 20 feet.
What I'm saying, except for riding dry trail, monster storms can be fun...for awhile.
So it seems to me to be, this thing that I think I see.
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this thread is just attempting to jinx the storm.
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 Originally Posted by xcguy
Wow, three inches of rain or three feet of snow.

I've seen the forecast for up to 3 FEET of SNOW in the foothills, which could be 3 inches of water depending on the moisture content.
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Time to dust off the pugs.....
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 Originally Posted by Bagwhan
sounds like wednesday morning dawn patrol may be in order?
Since when did Need have anything to do with this?
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 Originally Posted by Rontele
Pfffttt! White Ranch this morning. BEAUTIFUL DAY!
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BRING IT.
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 Originally Posted by SkaredShtles
BRING IT. 
To do what, so you can spend the morning digging your Subi out from many feet of oatmeal? And don't even start w/ the Subi miracle wagon.
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Doesn't anyone ski anymore?
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I think I posted a few months ago that I thought that the FR would get one more big one before the season was over. Interestingly, Spencer at the CAIC is predicting around 6" south of I-70 Mtns.
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 Originally Posted by Pau11y
To do what, so you can spend the morning digging your Subi out from many feet of oatmeal?  And don't even start w/ the Subi miracle wagon. 
I could come pick you up since you won't be able to get out of your parking lot.
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 Originally Posted by SkaredShtles
I could come pick you up since you won't be able to get out of your parking lot. 
Maybe a rum run so I can make some more Minty Stormies
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Now if we'd just get a hard freeze maybe it'd kill some of those bark beetles right before they start to fly.... or maybe not
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I'm kind of a weather geek and the anticipation of this coming together of cold and wet fronts gets me all tingly, ya know? So far nobody's able to predict where or what exactly will happen, but the possibilities include 2-3 feet in our foothills and significant snow in town. Or not. My biggest concern is for the trees, not our trails.
I was hiking on South Mesa this afternoon and, more than once, I said something like "we'll need snowshoes come Wednesday morning" and not one person had a clue as to what I was talking about. Weather unconscious---a simpler way of living.
So it seems to me to be, this thing that I think I see.
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 Originally Posted by xcguy
<snip> Weather unconscious---a simpler way of living.
I dunno - not worrying about it seems a pretty decent response to the inability to accurately forecast any of this stuff.
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