Capmaster's Skiing!

[yoda313]

Hello,

http://www.cnn.com/2004/TRAVEL/11/23/travel.weather/index.html

WOW! Snow in New Mexico....



But seriously that is interesting. Bad driving for Thanksgiving though...

Kevin

[Capmaster]

Up until about 11am it had been raining steadily since yesterday at about 6pm. That's almost unheard of here, and I believe only the second time in recorded history we've had rain all night long.

I think we're getting some of the moisture Texas has been getting ...with their unreal flooding

Luckily after today I don't report back to the office until next Tuesday ...which is fine with me just in case it turns to snow tomorrow. The first big snow here is always an ugly thing when the drivers are involved

[yoda313]

Hello,

Got a winter coat Cap?????

Kevin

[Capmaster]

Hello,

Got a winter coat Cap?????

Kevin

Of course. We're "high desert", and higher up than Denver. We get down to 10 or 12 at night during January. But it goes back up to 40 or 45 in the daytime

[zzyzzx]

I think we're getting some of the moisture Texas has been getting ...with their unreal flooding

So this is what you look like after it rains all night:

[Capmaster]

I think we're getting some of the moisture Texas has been getting ...with their unreal flooding

So this is what you look like after it rains all night:

Yep. That's how I look when I'm dry too

WOW! Snow in New Mexico....

I forgot to add that snow skiing is very big here. The biggest ski area is probably Taos and it attracts people from all over the US:

http://www.skitaos.org/

There's also Santa Fe Ski Area, and closer to home, Sandia Peak ..home of the world's longest tram (Do I sound like a tourism official yet? ):

http://www.sandiapeak.com/