- Published on
Given my last name, and as is made clear by this website, I love to ski. With the JMU winter break underway, I started it out by going out to West Virginia's most notable mountain: Snowshoe.
me and friends
Conditions were good, but I've seen better. Not as much as the mountain was open as I expected, but they didd have $3 stouts- so I can forgive them.
While there, we stayed in Cass, WV. Which, if you don't know, is a tiny town with only 12 permanent residents. Interestingly, it used to be a company town for a logging company. Now, it's rented out as a vacation spot. There's an abandoned factory in town too that everybody in my ski club always walks around in. Somehow, in three years as a member, I've never been. Not actually really even sure that I'd want to.
While there, we stayed in Cass, WV. Which, if you don't know, is a tiny town with only 12 permanent residents. Interestingly, it used to be a company town for a logging company. Now, it's rented out as a vacation spot. There's an abandoned factory in town too that everybody in my ski club always walks around in. Somehow, in three years as a member, I've never been. Not actually really even sure that I'd want to.
0 Comments