I ski raced for most of my life and had the privilege to train every weekend at Burke. As a non-racer, it can be easy to hate racers as they get the best trail on the mountain to themselves. It’s sad to say, but without racing, Burke would likely fall to the wayside. I remember that when I have to go down Willoughby for the 7th time because BMA kids are training

West coast skiers expect 300 inches of fresh light powder. East coast skiers expect 1 inch of ice and disappointment. Discomfort breeds innovation lol

The ice coast takes no prisoners. Mikaela, Bode, and the Cochrans are all proof.

Willoughby to bear den back to willoughby is good and you’ll skip some of the tougher sections. Carriage road to powder horn is also doable. Coverage is tough so take it with a grain of salt. These recs are harder than toll road but easier than Big Dipper

Takumi trading in the 86 for a taco?

Add all of your basic information in first to see your personal Federal Tax Benefit. Then, if you’re employer qualifies, they can give an additional amount through QSEHRA that you can claim monthly. It brought my original bill of $790/month to 0 out of pocket.

Bro is the filter fanatic. Bro is the saturation Sargent. Bro is the contrast commander. Take a breather and calm down.

You mean how Russia respected the already established borders in 2014?

Many event barns around Burlington are going for around $5000-6000, and many of them require caterers/bartenders (if you’re serving alcohol) that are insured/accredited.

You can rent out areas of Vermont state parks fairly cheaply. I haven’t looked too far into it, but it’s only around $200 for the day on the weekends. You could also do Mt Philo State park for the wedding ceremony and rent out a hall of some sort with your remaining budget. You won’t have much wiggle room for food, but I’d say this option is your most budget friendly.

Acting like “real Vermonters” also don’t wear stereotypical clothing and go apple picking. 90% of the cars at Hacketts had Vermont plates today lol