My third February 2019 ski day at Mt. Sputnik was a three-dog-day. Makisha waits on the Driveway Run Makisha follows Stev on the Driveway Run Penny, Zooey, Makisha,

When a storm either closes roads or makes driving conditions dangerous, there is nothing better than having a home resort to ski. Penny Stev and Penny on the

Mt. Sputnik Dawn Patrol. After shoveling snow the previous day and waking up to more snow overnight. I knew I would have to shovel more snow. I woke

I was joined by George and Penny to start my 180th consecutive month skiing. We were curious about hidden snow patches in Round Top’s East Bowl. With blind

I was joined by Spence and Penny to start my 179th consecutive month skiing. We went to the Method Man Patch which was named by Spence along with

Penny joined me for a recon ski mission. We would explore patchskiing options near Roundtop Lake. Penny on the shores of Roundtop Lake with Sisters in the background.

I headed out for another August ski day to the Method Man Patch at Roundtop with Dave, Dena, and their dogs Lobo and Rocky. Lobo and Rocky join

After camping out near Leavitt Lake I was joined by a support crew of four-legged and two-legged friends to start my 178th consecutive month skiing. We would head

My wife Michele and I headed out with our dogs Makisha and Penny for a walk and some ski recon. We ventured up the road to Leavitt Lake.

I returned with Makisha and Penny to one of the same areas we visited the previous week, Forestdale Divide. I started with a couple of laps on the