of the reservoir but guessing there is more skating to be > had. The black ice was a pretty consistent 2" +/- .25" everywhere i > checked. There was a visible open section

near the Green River reservoir in Vermont, it >> might be a rare window to Skate that. For example. >> I look forward to hearing people's reports, and happy Skating

up to Green River Reservoir this morning but sadly there was > enough snow overnight (about 1”) to make the skating hard and not much fun. > > > Sent from my iPhone > >

of the reservoir was getting pretty windswept and medium-sized grabby drifts were forming. The more sheltered areas were covered in light dry snow that was easy to skate through, and

reports on Green River Reservoir: great ice, amazing location. I added an excursion to Schofield Pond to my day. I've been intrigued by it for years, and thought it would be fun to

to skate green river reservoir this afternoon after a farm delivery in middlesex . The reservoir is fully frozen with smooth grey ice in the narrow areas and black ice on the main body

Just passing on that I saw a post on vt Facebook that some skated black ice 3-4 poke on green yesterday.it may have got a Dusting last night. A rare gem

I carry a fishing license (because I have one anyway), but I believe the rules specify that you have to be actually fishing. It doesn't matter in

to use Green River Reservoir for winter recreation that, due to MW&L's use of the water for power generation, there can be a gap between the ice and actual reservoir water level

check out green river res. I have wanted to skate here for many years. The main body of the res. Was nothing to write home about 1/4 skate worthy 1/4 double pole and 1/2 snow covered. There

imagery and Green River Reservoir in >> Hyde Park, VT looks to have some ice without snow on it (see attached >> images). I'd like to go check the thickness for skating

to the Green River Reservoir query, as of last week it was open water. Monkton Pond, Lake Iroquois, and Colchester Pond are also open. Dead Creek, however, was glorious. Thanks to the