#344377 - Tue Dec 29 2009 10:38 PM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: Jishipi]
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Registered: Wed Nov 23 2005
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Loc: Iiyama, Nagano
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Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10 is taking a life of it's own ! Thanks for adding pics everyone ! No excuse for you though Jishipi - post as many as you can of your great pics. (Please!) 
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#344390 - Wed Dec 30 2009 04:11 AM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: Tubby Beaver]
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Registered: Sat Oct 13 2007
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Loc: Hirafu, Hokkaido
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you been out on snowdon again Mike? The UK has been getting hit with big (well big for the UK  ) snowfalls eh?  Snowdon's too rocky. Had my second day skiing the Brecon Beacons National Park on Christmas Eve. Superb. 60+ cm of snow forecast between this morning and Thursday morning, so New Years Eve turns are on the cards.
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#344398 - Wed Dec 30 2009 08:30 AM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: snowhuntress]
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Registered: Sun Nov 04 2007
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SH, Shoulder is great! The bruise is almost gone now too. Almost my entire shoulder went black from the injection - was gnarly! I am so glad I had it when I did, and spent the weekend unable to move it because it is pain free and moving without impingement! Lights are coming on about 3pm I think...but I haven't really noticed the transition. Just enjoying the day Slow morning this morning, not much new snow overnight it seems so we are in no hurry. My 20th Wedding Anniversary today  Dinner at J-Secca tonight 
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#344414 - Wed Dec 30 2009 10:49 AM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: Mamabear]
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Registered: Tue Nov 17 2009
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Loc: Salt Lake City, UT
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SH, Shoulder is great! The bruise is almost gone now too. Almost my entire shoulder went black from the injection - was gnarly! I am so glad I had it when I did, and spent the weekend unable to move it because it is pain free and moving without impingement! Lights are coming on about 3pm I think...but I haven't really noticed the transition. Just enjoying the day Slow morning this morning, not much new snow overnight it seems so we are in no hurry. My 20th Wedding Anniversary today Dinner at J-Secca tonight Happy anniversary! What happened with the shoulder  How has the snow been? Really good or what?!
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#344419 - Wed Dec 30 2009 02:45 PM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: MitchPee]
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Registered: Sat Oct 24 2009
Posts: 60
Loc: Hokkaido Japan
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Hi Guys - appreciate everyone being involved and great to see other pics added  This thread started as a means to share part of the season with MIKE POW who unfortunately can't be here this season. I am guessing most people on this thread know Mike Pow who kept an awesome thread going all the way through the season with tons of sweet pics. It is a free world and all but if you want to have personal conversations on this thread why not just email that stuff or start another thread - no offense - maybe the niseko check in thread? Kinda keen on pics and basic commentary
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#344432 - Wed Dec 30 2009 07:07 PM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: Jishipi]
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Registered: Thu Dec 27 2007
Posts: 1037
Loc: GC Aus
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Hi Guys - appreciate everyone being involved and great to see other pics added This thread started as a means to share part of the season with MIKE POW who unfortunately can't be here this season. I am guessing most people on this thread know Mike Pow who kept an awesome thread going all the way through the season with tons of sweet pics. It is a free world and all but if you want to have personal conversations on this thread why not just email that stuff or start another thread - no offense - maybe the niseko check in thread? Kinda keen on pics and basic commentary Sorry Jishipi will cut the chit chat 
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#344500 - Thu Dec 31 2009 11:47 AM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: Hokkaidough]
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SJ'er with 50+ posts
Registered: Sat Oct 24 2009
Posts: 60
Loc: Hokkaido Japan
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Ventured up Hirafu today and it was looking ok down low - what are with these things ? Snowbikes ?  The higher i went the nastier it got.  Wind packed and hard up top with zero visibility. Off course still pretty bad - mainly tracked with 'dust on crust' managed one fun line through Miharashi...not sure if the Gondola cue was worth it though.  Did spot this cool jacket while waiting !  Seems like leather is all the rage this year 
Edited by Jishipi (Thu Dec 31 2009 11:48 AM)
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#344782 - Sat Jan 02 2010 04:59 PM
Re: Snow to village (Niseko) - in absentia 09/10
[Re: merryJim]
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Registered: Sat Oct 13 2007
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Loc: Hirafu, Hokkaido
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Taking measurements from Niseko Now, as of 02 January Hirafu is up to 5.4m of snowfall at village level so far. With all of January and February to go. Looking good for a 14m + winter 
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