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Category Archives: Hockey weather
In Maine, a Seal Team Six of Shinny Skates (and Skates!) Super Sunday
I haven’t a vocabulary to do justice to the charm intrinsic in the five and three-quarters minutes of the video below, passed on to me Monday by friends in Bauers I recently made up in Maine. It’s a time lapse … Continue reading
Inauguration Refugee: Long Weekending in Very Frozen America, for Coveted Hamstring Soreness
Over an extra long holiday weekend I watched a little bit of the start of the abbreviated NHL season, but mostly I spent it outside, in multiple layers, chasing pucks in the sumptuously crisp and frigid air of southern Maine. … Continue reading
Posted in Hockey hearts, Hockey weather, Ice, Mike and Marleen, pond hockey, Shinny
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Let There Be Well-Aged Rock
The Holy Triumvirate of rock came to town on Sunday evening, and hockey sweater weather made for a memorable evening for yet another memorable set.
Posted in Hockey Heroes, Hockey weather, Rush, Washington the hockey town
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Montreal: Hockey’s Highest Hockey Culture
Montreal has many merits, but among my favorite is this: in March, while Washington typically thaws, Montreal remains in a deep freeze. In fact, Monday night Montreal was a scintillatingly shivering 6 degrees. I find myself scanning the world’s weather … Continue reading
A Wet Winter Classic?
Would that this coming weekend’s Winter Classic had the problems much of the East Coast does this morning: too much winter wonderland. Instead, forecasts for New Years weekend in the western Pennsylvania Industrial Cesspool are calling for temps in the … Continue reading
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