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It's such a shame that so many moguls are ruined by over-enthusiastic groomers. I wish more European resorts would do the North American thing of allowing half a run to bump up while the other half is groomed. That way the skier gets to choose the way down.

Provided you're reasonably fit and have a little bit of practice, bumps can be enormous fun. But all bumps aren't equal. Soft, powdery bumps are pure joy, as are bumps that have been loosened by the afternoon sun. But re-frozen morning bumps that melted the day before, or rock-hard bumps disguised by a layer of super-light flyaway snow (a Jackson Hole speciality) are truly horrible. And misty bumps with zero visibility are the stuff of nightmares.

But my worst kind of bump comes at the end of the day when my legs are knackered, my quads are burning, my energy has dissipated and my 20-something lads are already half way down the mountain whooping and hollering as they bounce over the moguls with the all energy that youth brings, and I'm left feeling like the grumpy old git that (if I'm honest with myself) I have slowly become as the decades have passed.
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Maybe it's a difference in European vs. US skiing but where you do have groomed runs next to ungroomed the groomed are always much much busier. The resport are just giving the people what the majority of people want.
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Hells Bells wrote:
I once accidentally ended up on a mogul field on a run at Lake Louise. Somewhere off the back down towards Temple Lodge. To say I was terrified would be an understatement, as most of them were bigger than me. I couldn't see my family ahead of me.


To be fair, you'd get lost in the holes between the diamonds on dry slopes.

This is how to ski bumps old-school-style: https://www.instagram.com/p/BMoCfa_hZrB/?utm_source=ig_embed
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@Charliebigpotatoes, Laughing Laughing
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@Charliebigpotatoes, Hot Dog!

I actually lusted after a pair of skis called “Hot Dog” in about 1974.

Dick Barrymore was always a feature of the annual family week in Aviemore, in the Osprey Lounge.

I think my lifestyle is all his fault.
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and I'm left feeling like the grumpy old git that (if I'm honest with myself) I have slowly become as the decades have passed

Classic!!

And oh so true too!
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