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Who's hurt worse in low-snow: XC or alpine?
That's my question!
I was thinking/hoping that in low-snow years (centuries) that XC might come out on top. You might not want to travel far if snow is sketchy but just grab'n'go in a local field. Or maybe XC requires less snow? But then alpine seems better at small-location snowmaking. XC requires more territory. JP |
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Who's hurt worse in low-snow: XC or alpine?
even if all of XC literally goes underground (tunnels) it won't come
out on top. Consider doing XC on dry ice on Mars in 22nd century. |
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