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"If you raise the ceiling 4 feet, move the fireplace from that wall
to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect
if you sit in the bottom of that cupboard."

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Where did that terrible music come from and why is it there?

ant

Alan Baker wrote:
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This ties in nicely with the "Skid, slip, and carved turn" discussion
without the carved part. It also ties nicely with the 66 degree hill
discussion without the 66 degree hill. What was the name of that trail
- the powder puff?

Jeff

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Alan Baker wrote:
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This ties in nicely with the "Skid, slip, and carved turn" discussion
without the carved part. It also ties nicely with the 66 degree hill
discussion without the 66 degree hill. What was the name of that trail
- the powder puff?

I think it's called "Easiest Way Down".

ant

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Four-ton snow-thrower.

How can somebody be so far back in the back seat and still sling so much
snow off the tails of their skis?

Skids worse than three snowboarders.

PLEASE keep him from skidding and side-slipping the steeps or the moguls.

Oh wait, I know that was Deer Valley but the terrain looked like Bambi
and Whitefeather at Taos -- the trails consistently marked "easiest way
down."

One thing's for sure -- when I see people skiing like THAT, coming my
way -- I bail out onto something safe like Zagava or Psycho Path or
Castor/Pollux.

Skiiers like that -- they can make a freight train take a dirt road on a
rainy night -- or a Texan ski down Sir Arnold Lunn to escape!