Those of you paying attention will be asking how that can be when I reported on closing day back on April 6.
It's called "earning your turns" - strapping your skis to your back and getting to the top of the mountain the old fashioned way. Like this:

You can see the gradual increase in elevation at quite slow speeds as I snowshoe up, and then some sudden spikes in speed and drop in elevation around the 1:45 hour mark as I begin to ski down.

Yes it's a lot of work, but worth it so you can do this when the lifts have stopped running and everyone has gone to the beach:

I was accompanied by my lovely wife Marie who took the great photo above and who thinks it's quite amusing wearing her summer hat on the snow:

So add one day and 1,726 ft of vertical to my 2007-08 season total!
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