Hi to all 110 of you on my lists,
I have to give you my opinion on the MTV show “Winter Break -
Hunter Mountain” filmed last season which was shown this past Tuesday and will
air more episodes on Tuesdays at 10:30 pm.
One word: Disgusting! Same crap as “Jersey Shore”. Hunter’s
family management’s attempt over the past two plus decades to make the resort
family friendly has been wiped out by PEAK’s greed to make money any way it can.
Shameful!
Unfortunately investors have bought into it, for now, as the
stock price (trade symbol: SKIS) had a big one day jump yesterday in terms of
dollars and percentage on relatively heavy volume. Sliding back down to reality
in today’s early trading.
Now to the upcoming storm. Contrary to what the website has to
say, it will not be a powder day. The forecasts call for heavy rain tonight
changing over to 1 to 2 feet of heavy wet snow with high winds on Friday that
will threaten trees and power lines. Once groomed out, Saturday could be a great
day! It is 50 degrees out now and sunny.
This storm however will save Hunter from an early closing
date. Many of you have watched the snow melt away on the web cams or from on
the slopes. https://www.huntermtn.com/web-cams/ It would
not have made it to the end of March. (See below map)
In restaurant news:
Jessie’s has special dinner nights Tuesday (Burgers),
Wednesday (mussels) and Thursday (Asian noodle soup). It is open every night
except Monday. https://www.jessiesharvesthouse.com/
Millrock in Windham has been sold but is still open pending
the transfer of ownership. https://www.zmenu.com/millrock-restaurant-windham-online-menu/
Jagerberg has opened with family style seating for German food
with wine or beer – open for dinner Thursday through Sunday. They do not yet
have a liquor license. https://jagerberghall.com/
Happy Trails,
Jon
The bulls eye for heavy snowfall accumulations
will be across the Schoharie Valley and Catskills. Please bear in mind this is
a highly changeable forecast so these amounts may have to be bumped up or down
based on model trends…
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