PNW Pray for Snow Party...??

Hey, I'm kinda new to these parts, last year was my first season up here, and I'm thinking I was quite remiss in not having a pray for snow party/bonfire fiesta. I hope that was not one of the causes of the less-than-stellar season last year.<br><br>Anyhow, just wondering if this is a tradition in these parts, as it always was in the many years I called the rockies my home. If so, when and where?<br><br>If not, well its time to start a new PNW tradition. Maybe a bonfire party down at golden gardens some evening where we can make a sacrifice to the snow gods.<br><br>Come on people, lets get the good vibes brewing.

Sounds like a good idea! So what would be the appropriate "thing" to sacrifice? ???

Sounds like a good idea! So what would be the appropriate "thing" to sacrifice?  ???

<br>Tele skiers! <br><br>Just kidding....isn't an old tradition to burn old skis?<br>

well....lots of readers but few posters, not sure what that means. <br><br>as far as an appropriate sacrifice, i've done skis in the past but i've been told that burning the plastric laminate is less-than-good for the lungs and atmosphere. i've got some wooden skis, but i like them too much to burn. we may have to resort to sacrificing lots of wood and a portion of our livers.

I think theres a lot o lurkers on the site (myself included). <br>I don't have any skis to sacrifice but I'd be game for having another pub gathering like the one that Ron and others threw together a couple weeks ago.<br>Hoping that all the usual early season destinations will be ready to go in just a few more weeks.

I'm always up for a pub gathering as well.<br>Ideally something larger than the last place we were at. Thanks to Robie (who got there like a half hour early) we kinda lucked out and got the largest of about 5 tables in the place. <br>