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We call the hill we ski in northern Minnesota "The Berg" because everything is literally covered in a few inches of ice and it's usually somewhere in the range of -5 to -45 with gusting winds.
I'm going on a month since the last time I hit a jump.
this year there's enough snow that some of the rails I've hit and want to hit are buried in snow. I've actually had to dig out a rail that was in drift of about 4 feet of snow, powder landings for handrails haha
I know most skiers are ignorant and uneducatud but states are actually not for skiing they started cuz of the 13 colonies back when america wasn't even the best country in the world.
Mass has tons of urban potential. It get's some regular snow during the winter months. You at least have the coast nearby and tons of mountains only a few hours up north.
You could be in Kansas, or Nebraska, or Virginia ect.
trust me dude. Vermont is not the South of the North. That nickname belongs to Maine 100%. When you get off the coast, everyone is a redneck deer hunter. At state fairs there, they sell belt buckles reading "the South will Rise again" with giant confederate flags. I love Maine to death, and it is way more "southern" than VT.