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  1. stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

  2. Thats great. That looks like it would be right up my alley! 🙁 Reminds me of home back in Michigan. Oh, great, now Im depressed. Thanks Penny!

    J/K Thanks for the memories though! :p

  3. Penny S said:

    stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    Screw that! That's what hot cocoa and fluffy down comforters were invented for.
    --
    Slacker

  4. Slacker scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Penny S said:

    stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    Screw that! That's what hot cocoa and fluffy down comforters were invented for.

    wuss.

    if you dress right the cold is lots of fun:

    ( from today) cet.compspowder.jpg

  5. Penny S said:

    Slacker scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Penny S said:

    stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    Screw that! That's what hot cocoa and fluffy down comforters were invented for.

    wuss.

    if you dress right the cold is lots of fun:

    ( from today) cet.compspowder.jpg

    Hey, anything below 45 deg is (strictly) baby making weather!
    --
    Slacker

  6. Slacker said:
    Penny S said:

    Slacker scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:

    Penny S wrote:
    > stumbled across this site tonight....
    >
    > users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    Screw that! That's what hot cocoa and fluffy down comforters were invented for.

    wuss.

    if you dress right the cold is lots of fun:

    ( from today) cet.compspowder.jpg

    Hey, anything below 45 deg is (strictly) baby making weather!

    Like Penny said, "if you 'dress' right the cold is lots of fun". For you it'll be "no dress". 🙂

    --
    - Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM)

  7. "Penny S" <[email hidden]> had this to say
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    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    keep stumbling, ClydesdaleMTB gave up that link a few years ago...but thanks for the reminder! 🙂

    Dave (not even a smidgen of Ice until late Feb!)

  8. Penny S said:

    Slacker scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Penny S said:

    stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    Screw that! That's what hot cocoa and fluffy down comforters were invented for.

    wuss.

    if you dress right the cold is lots of fun:

    ( from today) cet.compspowder.jpg

    Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got 22" last night and expect 1-2'
    today and tonight.

    Matt

  9. geocities.comshoreice.html

    winter riding rules

    "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

  10. I live in Texas . Nice riding in high 70's temps today .

    Quoted message said:

    stumbled across this site tonight....

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

  11. RE/

    Quoted message said:

    geocities.comshoreice.html

    winter riding rules

    What tires?
    --
    PeteCresswell

  12. "Dave W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    "Penny S" <[email hidden]> had this to say "]news:[email hidden]

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    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    keep stumbling, ClydesdaleMTB gave up that link a few years ago...but thanks for the reminder! 🙂

    The "Icebiker" himself "gave up" that link in this forum back when ClydesdaleMTB was more interested
    in playing with his old tool(s) than he was in MTB'ing..

    Nonetheless, it's still a website worth mentioning this time of year.

  13. "KLydesdale" <[email hidden]> had this to say
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    "Dave W" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Penny S" <[email hidden]> had this to say "]news:[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    users.rcn.comDefault.htm

    keep stumbling, ClydesdaleMTB gave up that link a few years ago...but thanks for the reminder! 🙂

    The "Icebiker" himself "gave up" that link in this forum back when ClydesdaleMTB was more
    interested in playing with his old tool(s) than he was in MTB'ing..

    ok, if you say so. Not my recollection though.

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    Nonetheless, it's still a website worth mentioning this time of year.

    Hmm, could be. If you're having to deal with that nastiness. But with days in the 70's, its not much
    help for those south of the Mason/Dixon line.

    Dave (enjoy your fridgitity) 🙂

    p.s, hope you never get ran over by studded tires!

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  14. (Pete Cresswell) said:

    RE/

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    geocities.comshoreice.html

    winter riding rules

    What tires?

    Nokian Extreme on my MTB. Nokian W240 on my hybrid. Roadbike securely attached to my trainer.

    That's how I get through the winter.

    --
    Perre

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  15. MattB scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got


    22" last night and expect 1-2' today and tonight.

    Matt

    from yesterday... granted it's not the most spectacular view in the world, but it's what we have.

    cet.compatrolview.jpg

    p.

  16. Penny S said:

    MattB scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got


    22" last night and expect 1-2' today and tonight.

    Matt

    from yesterday... granted it's not the most spectacular view in the world, but it's what we have.

    cet.compatrolview.jpg

    p.

    That'd be good enough for me anyday 😉

    --
    Perre

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  17. Per Elmsäter scribbled on a scrap of paper:

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    Penny S said:

    MattB scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:

    > Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got
    22" last night and expect 1-2' today and tonight.

    Matt

    from yesterday... granted it's not the most spectacular view in the world, but it's what we have.

    cet.compatrolview.jpg

    p.

    That'd be good enough for me anyday 😉

    oh, thanks, I'm attempting to create some content for this little site I'm building: www.mssp.org

    penny

  18. Penny S said:

    Per Elmsäter scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Penny S said:

    MattB scribbled on a scrap of paper:
    >> Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got
    > 22" last night and expect 1-2' today and tonight.
    >
    > Matt

    from yesterday... granted it's not the most spectacular view in the world, but it's what
    we have.

    cet.compatrolview.jpg

    p.

    That'd be good enough for me anyday 😉

    oh, thanks, I'm attempting to create some content for this little site I'm building: www.mssp.org

    penny

    Now that is really cool Penny. If I wasn't over 50 and my active skiinstructor days are behind me, I
    might consider joining you for a season or two 😉 I do have a son however who is actively engaged
    today in skipatrol and skiinstructing. He's waiting 'till he has the full formal "step 3"
    qualifacions as an instructor. Then he's going to spend a couple of seasons in the states.

    --
    Perre

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  19. Per Elmsäter scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Penny S said:

    Per Elmsäter scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:

    Penny S wrote:
    > MattB scribbled on a scrap of paper:
    >>> Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got
    >> 22" last night and expect 1-2' today and tonight.
    >>
    >> Matt
    >
    > from yesterday... granted it's not the most spectacular view in the world, but it's what we
    > have.
    >
    > cet.compatrolview.jpg
    >
    > p.

    That'd be good enough for me anyday 😉

    oh, thanks, I'm attempting to create some content for this little site I'm building: www.mssp.org

    penny

    Now that is really cool Penny. If I wasn't over 50 and my active skiinstructor days are behind me,
    I might consider joining you for a season or two 😉 I do have a son however who is actively
    engaged today in skipatrol and skiinstructing. He's waiting 'till he has the full formal "step 3"
    qualifacions as an instructor. Then he's going to spend a couple of seasons in the states.

    that's my hubby and son on the home page. The son's grown about a foot since that photo. The bonus
    of being the web person, I get to pick the photos.

    P.

  20. Penny S said:

    Per Elmsäter scribbled on a scrap of paper:

    Quoted message said:
    Penny S said:

    Per Elmsäter scribbled on a scrap of paper:
    > Penny S wrote:
    >> MattB scribbled on a scrap of paper:
    >>>> Yummy! I'm on kid duty but hoping to get my turn soon. Monarch got
    >>> 22" last night and expect 1-2' today and tonight.
    >>>
    >>> Matt
    >>
    >> from yesterday... granted it's not the most spectacular view in the world, but it's what we
    >> have.
    >>
    >> cet.compatrolview.jpg
    >>
    >> p.
    >
    > That'd be good enough for me anyday 😉

    oh, thanks, I'm attempting to create some content for this little site I'm building:
    www.mssp.org

    penny

    Now that is really cool Penny. If I wasn't over 50 and my active skiinstructor days are behind
    me, I might consider joining you for a season or two 😉 I do have a son however who is actively
    engaged today in skipatrol and skiinstructing. He's waiting 'till he has the full formal "step 3"
    qualifacions as an instructor. Then he's going to spend a couple of seasons in the states.

    that's my hubby and son on the home page. The son's grown about a foot since that photo. The bonus
    of being the web person, I get to pick the photos.

    P.

    Aww. Think I'll go wax my skis instead of adjusting my Front Deraillerur that I was planning on 😉 I
    live on the coast and our mini hills here are barely opening right now. My closest hill has 1 out of
    3 pists open at the moment.

    --
    Perre

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