skating on Wrightsville Reservoir today. Hockey game going on still. Too bad it will be snow covered by tomorrow. kris On Mon, Dec 23, 2024, 12:17 PM 'diana hanks' via VTNordicskating

scouting of Wrightsville reservoir. There's about an inch and a half of fluffy snow that does not seem to be adhering at all. There was a couple skaters there that seemed to be gliding

scout the reservoir this afternoon and was pleasantly surprised to see someone already out there skating! Grey snow ice but snow-free and he reported it was fairly smooth. Getting

family to Wrightsville Reservoir after the reservoir was > in the shade and it was wonderful. Lots of smooth ice, and 25% islands of > orange peel. There's a fair amount of

distance, Wrightsville Reservoir. It looks like it could be fun for locals. It appears there's some hazards at the edges, but it looks like some fun to be had and maybe the last fun

Same message and technique as in the Geisbrecht video except G suggests rolling away from the hole once you get on ice. I've done that and it works

of the reservoir so I yelled to the other person that I was getting a rope and then took off. As I was skating to my throw rope, I yelled to another person I passed to follow me so that I could

of the reservoir matters quite a bit here as well. Of the ones we've been discussing recently, Moore is probably the biggest, and so even if it's releasing at full throttle,

about the Wrightsville Reservoir conditions. Just a warning that the most hazardous part of skating at Wrightsville appears to me to be the approach to the reservoir when you get to

section on Wrightsville reservoir today had not taken. Reading the ice, ice, formation, ice crystals, sound of ice relating to depth, Not making assumptions about the color of ice

Skated Wrightsville Reservoir (north of Montpelier) this morning and it was gorgeous. Large smooth plates of grey ice and new black ice about 2” thick. The hardest part is getting out

skated at Wrightsville Reservoir (Off of Route 12, north of Montpelier, Vermont) and said it was pretty rough. When we got back to our car, there were two other skaters getting ready

Checked out Wrightsville reservoir today with David Huck. It was quite nice with ice testing over 4 inches of solid ice. A number of checks around the main reservoir showed similar ice

that this reservoir is located just north of Montpelier (our wonderful state capital!) On Tue, Dec 5, 2023 at 12:32 PM Sandra Owens wrote: > Sandwich ice? What a great name. Top and

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checked out Wrightsville Resevior, two days ago and there was a bunch of snow on it, today it was mostly ice, with a rough orange peel surface across much of it, but a pretty nice smooth

skate on Wrightsville Reservoir just north of Montpelier. We measured over 5” of ice. Open water further up towards the beach but plenty of 8 or 9 ice. A little bit of dust on the surface

end of Wrightsville Reservoir and found it covered with snow; I didn't approach close enough to the ice to see how thick either the snow or the ice was, but it looked unappealing from

was on Wrightsville Reservoir on Wednesday. It had about two inches of snow covering a plate of gravelly-surfaced grey ice. It was skateable. But it wasn't great fun. I skated from