Author Archives: Jammin

Great day! 7 telemark runs, able to fly, but 7 was enough, and I absolutely loved my 2 runs on downhills

11 degrees when I turned the truck off. Still the only taker for Camping in Lot D@Killington. It got to be winter fast, and now Killington mountain looks ready for action! coffee and stuff ready for morning. Heat is at 50, til I turn in. Set to 45 for the night. I ventured out, toContinue reading “Tuesday November 12th”

I showered in the Liberty, dressed to ski, and moved from Lot D to as close as I could park. With only two runs open, I decided to just Telemark today. It was soft because the air temp was in the low 4Os. A small group of die hards was already assembled when I gotContinue reading “Ski Day 2 – November 5th-Killington, the only resort open in the East boast Choice conditions!”

So, I was sad not to have made it past Syracuse when I headed out to Colorado a few weeks back. I had reasons of the familiar nature, not to mention NYC Dead & Co tix. So I write this from Lot D, Killington Resort designated camping area. I did 7 runs on the onlyContinue reading “November 4, 2019.Day 1- Ikon beats Epic”

The sunfish came with too heavy a trailer, so, once again I went all in.

So, getting the driveway the same week as LLLY arrived home has been fun.This GMC Sierra 1500 is cushy, thanks to soft and cushy in Schenectady. XM 23 is keeping me company while I drain the trucks extra power. Gonna get the app

I stopped for gas, and realized the fastgun blocks the tank, Maybe I’ll lock the fastgun, thereby locking my gas tank! Or maybe not. A step ladder seems to work fine for getting in and out. I may need to get another so we can keep the one at home. I tried stacking my stepContinue reading “Home safely”

The rain was still clinging to Liberty when I got up and went to Brattleboro for a cinnamon bagel and coffee. I closed all the windows, opened the Heiki vent over my head one notch. I set the digital thermostat to 60, but never heard it go on. The windows and vents are amazing: soundContinue reading “First morning”