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Tuesday May 7th, 2013 | Updated 2:40 pm
62°F17°C

Closed.

The 2013 ski and ride season has, unfortunately, come to a close. Many thanks to all those who came out this winter. Not to worry, as summer has rolled out the red carpet here in early May with sunshine and warm temps; the perfect recipe for waking a dormant golf course. 

The Jay Peak Golf Club House will open for 2013 Saturday, May 11th.  Call 802-988-4653 to book your tee time today.

Don't forget; Monday, May 13th is the last day to purchase discounted 2013-14 season passes.  Click HERE for more info and to purchase.

Join us May 31st for an evening with Dark Star Orchestra, live in the Foeger Ballroom. Purchase tickets HERE.'

Have a great summer.

 

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“Apprehensive Amy”

by Mike BAron
Submitted on Oct 09, 2012 / 365 views

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Amy/Green Beret

Amy at the top of Green Beret.

 

"Apprehensive Amy"

Two years ago, my girlfriend, Amy (pictured), and I ventured to Jay Peak in search of the East's best snow. And honestly, some time alone as a couple who loves to ski.

We choose Jay because she had been there before, and I needed to confirm that it was indeed Vermont's best ski resort. Any way, it wasn't long after arriving that I spotted an imposing wooden fence atop Green Beret. And while I'm sure the signage read something like, "Skiers, proceed with caution", I simply read it as "Come on in!" And that's what I did. Amy, however, took her time meandering around the fence and peering off the first drop. This would a good time to tell you all that Amy is the best female skier I ever skiied with. She grew up in Germany, so the Alps were her playgroud. However, something inside of her made her hestitate for a moment. So I did, what any loving boyfriend would do: dropped in first. She watched as I popped off the top, bouncing through my turn. Apparently, I must have made it look pretty easy because a minute later, she dropped in with all the style and grace of Ingrid or Izzy, arriving next to me only seconds later—only to declare, "We need to do that again!" And we did.

For the rest of the day, we lapped Green Beret.

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