Skiing is hard. It's expensive. It's cold. So very cold. Why would anyone choose this as their family sport? You practically burn hundred dollar bills for warmth it's so
[caption id="attachment_3403" align="aligncenter" width="562"] First chair is easy when it's mere steps from your coffee pot.[/caption] No snowboarders. Sorry shredders, the dark side not allowed here. I know, I know,
This is a guest post by the fabulous Mrs. DJ Duckworth, the newest Luxury Travel Mom. The way she travels makes me look like a hobo, and her background in
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[caption id="attachment_1129" align="aligncenter" width="717"] Had I known - I might have worn more color[/caption] Their tag line is "It's the Snow". And it is. I've skied a lot of mountains.
[caption id="attachment_1006" align="aligncenter" width="655"] Me and Jonny with our ski through Sbuxx[/caption] My dad was an Olympic downhill skier, the year he competed was 1960. The mountain? Squaw Valley. A
Park City may not have the cash swinging swagger of Vail, or the mini gondola that keep Beaver Creek kids toasty. But it's hands down the best ski mountain for
[caption id="attachment_900" align="aligncenter" width="768"] Hangin' at Cobra Dogs with my Snowmamas[/caption] I have been lucky enough to be a Snowmama for the last two years and now here's your chance.
