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Ga Skier
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Tagline: Days on Snow...... Never Enough
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Looks like everyone in NC is blowing snow,even Wolf!!The higher elevations got a good dusting last night which caught me by surprise.I never looked at the weather other than in my own back yard .I saw some of the higher mountains here had ice on the tree at the tops.
Back to the original comment or question,I'm sure it will be Sugar or Cat.What y'all think.
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codyblank
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Tagline: A place where the beer flows like wine.
Location: The Communist State,VA

Guntherland
Think snowmaking temps.
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Check the SkiSoutheast articles for Nov. 14. :-)
2023-24: Wolf Creek in Dec, Massanutten in Jan, Feb; GT, Big Sky; Crested Butte; Alta/Snowbird in April.
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