To all of you who responded and still are responding on my post about NJ north for the winter.
You all rock and are the exact meaning of being an east coast skier!
You all got me stoked for this season!
See ya up there!
Sorry for the long rant but I’d love some serious advice
I spent 4 years in NH as a local ice coaster then moved west to slc to show those posers what’s up.
So if you understand I’ve had world class skiing within 30 mins of me for 6 years now with little employment in the winter like 3 days a week skiing as much as possible.
Well I have relocated to NJ for a serious career but am commited to still being a bum skier.
Meaning skiing whenever I can in upstate NY Vermont or NH.
Being in NJ it’s about 4-6 hours driving for serious skiing east coast. Maybe 3-3.5 if I’m lucky in Vermont.
How realistic is it for me to chase these storms or just lines out east getting out of work on Friday and back in office Monday.
Some firdays we get out 2 or 4 pm.
Im commited to do it in my head. But I’d love to hear some thoughts .
Skiing is the one thing that brings me true joy!
I’m excited to come back to the ice coast and ski some sick tight trees that I loved when I lived up north. And chasing the coldest of cold pow!
Looking for advice.
I’m a 25 year old single male with a very reliable vehicle.
TIA
Seriously.
I’m basically done with my IR just have to take a checkride and do my written ( I know my written is late) I’m about to move home and start my summer job which I work 80 hours a week. I have no free time. Will have time to study though.
I can’t find a dpe in my area and am just feeling I need to drop it for a bit. I have the chance to go on a trip and then come back here take my written go home and work and then do my Checkride somewhere else.
Feeling stressed on what to do and if I should take this chance to go do a quick travel.