thesnowway.com

While this weekend’s cold shot and probable mountain top dusting will only likely be a tease and hint of things to come, it is hard not to be reminded of last October’s epic ending and look forward to this October’s end in hopes of an early season pounding. First tracks have already been made out West and the bull wheel is already turning at A-Basin. It will not be long before we get ours in Northern New England.

In the meantime, I have continued sprucing up the redesigned web site. The latest updates and additions include a horizontal navigation bar now in place via Menubar plugin (which still needs styling), an upgrade to WPG2 (please report any broken image links, thanks!), an upgrade to WordPress v2.3, a new form on the Contact page via the cforms II plugin, a daily image in addition to the random image, and an edited sidebar that eliminates redundant or needless links. Please continue to pardon the dust as the finishing touches are being made before the snow flies. Because once the mountains are white, I will be damned if I am going to spend skiing time working on design and code!

Thank you for visiting TheSnowWay.com and welcome to v4.0. Please excuse the dust as many styles and design elements are still in the final stages of development. After some extensive house keeping work involving incorporating WordPress, adjusting the Kubric style to my liking, integrating Gallery2, and uploading hundreds of pages of content with occasional spelling, grammatical and hyperlink corrections, the page is almost ready for prime time. Stay tuned for the finished product before the east coast skiing season begins in earnest. With snow likely to fly within the next month, TheSnowWay.com would like to remind its readers not to let ski areas dictate the length of your season!