Another corn snow day. Yawn. <BR> Sun at the start and high overcast moving in. Not too slushy. <BR> <BR> Superstar at Killington is still ski-on, ski-off the lift, <BR>no thin cover problems. There are two bare areas working their <BR>way into the trail, the one mid-way down the bottom pitch and one <BR>on the skier's left a little ways before the top of the bottom pitch. <BR> For the most part you are on about 6 feet of base. <BR> The rain, etc. for the past few days lowered the bump height (as <BR>well as the base depth) and bumps were about knee high this morning <BR>on the top and bottom pitches, the mid-section had bump lines and <BR>a semi-flat section where you could almost GS turn cruise. <BR> No grooming has been done recently. <BR> The sun was out this morning and there were only about 20 skiers and <BR>2 1-plankas there. <BR> A dozen bump runs and I was back to work just after lunch 
<BR> <BR> The headwall has decent snow depth, but the top mound is close <BR>to gone, so this weekend may see the last days before you have to <BR>walk down the headwall a little bit to get to the snow. <BR> <BR> Enjoy !
<BR> <BR> The headwall has decent snow depth, but the top mound is close <BR>to gone, so this weekend may see the last days before you have to <BR>walk down the headwall a little bit to get to the snow. <BR> <BR> Enjoy !