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November 20th 11, 09:55 PM
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Does skating absolutely require groomed trails?
Aside from the obvious nice heavy top crust snow, is it possible to
skate on snow which is say, 9 inches deep and untraveled? Or is trail breaking something you can't do at all wit skate skis? gr 
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