Whistler Peak to Peak Gondola

Gilbert Baron wrote:
> How many think this thing will really open this winter?

Why would I spend time on a gondola that
gains no elevation.

> if It does I
> want to go although I don't have anyone to go with. My wife does not
> ski.

Can she shop?
I expect you will find lots of people
there that do ski.

> I think mid February is the best time for avoiding the rain, no?

Probably. It can be foggy anytime.
March is better for sunshine.

> It costs a :LOT for singles.

If you want a cheaper room, go to salt lake city.

-- Mike Treseler

Mike Treseler wrote:
> Gilbert Baron wrote:
>> How many think this thing will really open this winter?
>
> Why would I spend time on a gondola that
> gains no elevation.


That's an obvious question. Here's a partial answer: It's spring and
only the top half of the mountain is open. You spend the AM on Whistler
and decide to spend the afternoon on Blackcomb. As it is now, you have
to download to the base and then take a gondola up to the *bottom* of
the skiable terrain, spending time on *two* gondolas that gain no
elevation. The new thing might save some time.

That said, it still seems like a waste of lift capacity. But they don't
build this kind of stuff for me.


>
>> if It does I
>> want to go although I don't have anyone to go with. My wife does not
>> ski.

My wife went to the dump and watched eagles and bears while I skied.
She's more eager to go back than I am.


//Walt

Richard Henry wrote:
>
> TB apparently does not realize the difference between "ant" and
> "ant.".
>
>
Hey, that's tough ! How could you expect him to figure that out when he
doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. :)

twobuddha wrote:
> On Aug 7, 12:57 pm, BrritSki <Brrit...@iname.com> wrote:
>> Richard Henry wrote:
>>
>>> TB apparently does not realize the difference between "ant" and
>>> "ant.".
>> Hey, that's tough ! How could you expect him to figure that out when he
>> doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. :)
>
>
> I certainly know the difference. When you post, you lie. See above.
> When you lie to the cops and a judge, you commit perjury. See your
> letter to Det. Leanne Shirey, who suborned your perjury.

Nope. No lies here, or perjury. Ever.