But this is what it sounds like when Chickens cry:
sssssshhhhhhhhhh etc, etc, etc
Peter R. and Peter B. groomed at the area today. That is the good news. The snow was very thin and slushy. Water skis would be almost as appropriate as snow skis. But; having said that, here comes the nuance.
The Bauer Loops got the full treatment and are almost good. Spotty in places, with some rocks and whatever you might expect for very thin, very wet snow. The Rush Loop has about a foot of soggy mashed potatoes at the top, and we did get a quick groom done on that loop. Keep your expectations very low and you won't be too disappointed.
Now that grooming has commenced, please refrain from walking on the track. Feel free to shame anyone you see doing so (in a loving and compassionate way, of course). Snow-shoers please stay to the extreme margins of the track, or better yet, stay off the track completely and walk to the side of the track. Your snowshoes are on your feet to keep you from sinking in. Don't deprive them of their joy.
We need snow, and we need cold temperatures. It's that simple. Volunteer hours today total 8.75.
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