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DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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shnkrmn said:
@DarkWeb Step up your game! You got this!

www.mprnews.org

'The most Midwestern thing ever': Last winter's snow is still around at Trollhaugen ski area

After piling up all of the snow at the end of last winter’s ski season, Trollhaugen ski area’s “snow scientists” kept it protected from summer temperatures as high as 98 degrees. That snow pile is still holding strong — and it’s ready to be uncovered.
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There's a few summer rail jams around. And some training camps. They mound it deep in a shady spot, cover it with woodchips or sawdust and tarp. Keeps it for a while.

Killington already tested their snow guns last week.

www.wcax.com

Killington testing out new snow guns

Killington Resort is testing out equipment that could revolutionize how ski areas make snow.
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It's 82° right now but lows on Monday and Tuesday say we'll be in the upper 30°s..........it's coming :blsmoke:
 
TCH

TCH

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Laughing Grass said:
I can say with a great degree of certainty that I will never drive a manual again
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It's easy peasy. Here's a pro tip for next time. Instead of the let off clutch, push gas stuff try this. In a parking lot or driveway, keep foot off the gas completely, ease off clutch in super slow motion. Don't push gas. Let the clutch up until you can feather off of it until the car starts to roll without stuttering or having to push the gas. Do that until you get the feel of when the clutch engages. Once you can get the car rolling consistently without ever hitting the gas, start hitting the gas a little bit as you feel the clutch start to engage. You will get the hang of that 1000 times faster.
 
FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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TCH said:
It's easy peasy. Here's a pro tip for next time. Instead of the let off clutch, push gas stuff try this. In a parking lot or driveway, keep foot off the gas completely, ease off clutch in super slow motion. Don't push gas. Let the clutch up until you can feather off of it until the car starts to roll without stuttering or having to push the gas. Do that until you get the feel of when the clutch engages. Once you can get the car rolling consistently without ever hitting the gas, start hitting the gas a little bit as you feel the clutch start to engage. You will get the hang of that 1000 times faster.
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I'm more of a floor it and pop the clutch guy. If they could bottle the smell of burning rubber in a perfume it's all my wife would get for Christmas lol.
 
shnkrmn

shnkrmn

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TCH said:
It's easy peasy. Here's a pro tip for next time. Instead of the let off clutch, push gas stuff try this. In a parking lot or driveway, keep foot off the gas completely, ease off clutch in super slow motion. Don't push gas. Let the clutch up until you can feather off of it until the car starts to roll without stuttering or having to push the gas. Do that until you get the feel of when the clutch engages. Once you can get the car rolling consistently without ever hitting the gas, start hitting the gas a little bit as you feel the clutch start to engage. You will get the hang of that 1000 times faster.
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Okay, Dad
 
DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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TCH said:
It's easy peasy. Here's a pro tip for next time. Instead of the let off clutch, push gas stuff try this. In a parking lot or driveway, keep foot off the gas completely, ease off clutch in super slow motion. Don't push gas. Let the clutch up until you can feather off of it until the car starts to roll without stuttering or having to push the gas. Do that until you get the feel of when the clutch engages. Once you can get the car rolling consistently without ever hitting the gas, start hitting the gas a little bit as you feel the clutch start to engage. You will get the hang of that 1000 times faster.
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Saving this....
 
TCH

TCH

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Late, but, Happy Humpday

Had to tie up a couple colas on Cinderella Purple #1
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Mom's are ready for a hair cut and some food
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Seedlings are all shooting out roots. They will be going into bigger pots this weekend, maybe as early as tomorrow night.
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