Snow & more snow

I had to travel to Brandon, Vermont this morning to show an Inn & Restaurant to a client. Left Stowe with about 5-6 inches of fresh snow overnight and drove in sunshine for the first hour but the last 45 minutes was in snow flurries. Trip back was on snow covered back roads over the mountain into the Sugarbush Valley area of Vermont and than back North to Stowe. Once back here I had to wash the car and get ready for more snow tonight and tomorrow morning, than turning cold for two days. End of the week should be outstanding.
I will ski tomorrow, Sunday, morning and will post conditions but if you look at the comments of SkiSheba attached to my post about the special pricing at the mountain yesterday you will see that she (I assume it is a female by the name although I don't know who it is) took advantage of the ticket pricing and had a grand time with outstanding conditions and temperatures in the high 20's.
Ken Libby

Green Mountain Club Annual Snowshoe Festival

Green Mountain Club's 13th Annual Snowshoe Festival will take place at the GMC Headquarters in Waterbury Center. Admission is five bucks for members, eight bucks for non-members. Kids under 12 are free!
A great opportunity to demo cool snowshoes and get the kids out for adventures in the snow. Besides snowshoeing, there will be snow sculpture, igloo building, a scavenger hunt and an obstacle course race. For more information, visit the Green Mountain Club's site here. Or call (802)244-7037.