Dave Mac wrote:offshore wrote:Thanks a lot for all your input, They all sound right, Every spring i always think of this question!
Bit of Saddo, really, Offshore! :wink:
Hahaha :)
snow and grass
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Hahaha :)
That man i saw blatantly colouring the snow next to a lift in Les Arcs..... Disgusting, especially with all the kids sliding past.
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Started by Offshore in Ski Chatter 09-Jan-2013 - 12 Replies
Offshore
reply to 'snow and grass' posted Jan-2013
Hahaha :)
Trencher
reply to 'snow and grass' posted Jan-2013
What really surprised me about grass under snow, is that there fungi that thrive during the winter by living on the dormant grass. Every year our hay fever season starts as soon as the snow melts off the grass, and the spores are released.
because I'm so inclined .....
Far Queue
reply to 'snow and grass' posted Jan-2013
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I can't believe we have got to page two, and nobody has asked the obvious question. It's all very well knowing what makes the grass turn yellow, but this is a ski forum.
The pertinent question should be "What makes the snow go yellow?" :roll:
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I can't believe we have got to page two, and nobody has asked the obvious question. It's all very well knowing what makes the grass turn yellow, but this is a ski forum.
The pertinent question should be "What makes the snow go yellow?" :roll:
:twisted:
Snapzzz
reply to 'snow and grass' posted Jan-2013
Far Queue wrote:
The pertinent question should be "What makes the snow go yellow?" :roll:
:twisted:
That man i saw blatantly colouring the snow next to a lift in Les Arcs..... Disgusting, especially with all the kids sliding past.
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Offshore
reply to 'snow and grass' posted Jan-2013
I saw a women making yellow snow once! I went passed thinking "Did i really just see what i saw" :/
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