but you’ll have a chance to discover a full mountain of that material that, from a distance has the appearance of brown sugar. It's actually a little mountain range around 30 feet tall; this impressive accumulation is a testimony of all the snow we’ve received early this year in Park City. So again, don’t even think of eating it, we might need it next winter!
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Don’t eat brown snow!
You already knew about the uncertainties surrounding a yellow snow diet, but please, stay away from that special brown one; it tastes awful and is really salty. If in spite of my admonitions you’re still tempted, just go the Park City Mountain Resort parking lots. There, you won’t just find tons of it, 
but you’ll have a chance to discover a full mountain of that material that, from a distance has the appearance of brown sugar. It's actually a little mountain range around 30 feet tall; this impressive accumulation is a testimony of all the snow we’ve received early this year in Park City. So again, don’t even think of eating it, we might need it next winter!
but you’ll have a chance to discover a full mountain of that material that, from a distance has the appearance of brown sugar. It's actually a little mountain range around 30 feet tall; this impressive accumulation is a testimony of all the snow we’ve received early this year in Park City. So again, don’t even think of eating it, we might need it next winter!
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