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| sundown bump's Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: East Hampton CT
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| Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: lawnguyland
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| Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Connecticut
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| At last another Enchanted skier! What can you tell us about these areas, Phil? I only skied Enchanted once. I never skied Silver Hills; my brother did, but said he doesn't remember much about it. Do you know exactly where it was? |
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| Join Date: Jan 2008
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| Mapnut I skied Enchanted once with my High School Ski Club. It was a long drive by bus. I can remember that some people that day found incredibly deep powder. I can remember that they were so far from anywhere that they had a deal where you could stay overnight in the lodge by bringing your own sleeping bag. I never tried it, but someone who did said that at about 10PM they turned off the generators. I do remember that staffing was so tight that the lifts closed for lunch for the lifties. Silver Hills It was on a hillside overlooking the Kennebec River in Chelsea ME, just south of Augusta on the Eastern side of the River. They had 2 main slopes that faced the river with a twin ropetow. These slopes and tows went a long way down towards the river. There was a 3rd shorter beginner rope tow and slope that went off the North side of the hill. If you are the same Mapnut that I think I have encountered on other forums who is so good with maps and terra server material here is some additional info. Silver Hills was located on the same hill as the broadcast tower for a local radio station, I think either WRDO or WFAU (1960's) AM. Looking at a map the slope was on the opposite side of the river from the state capital about at the level of the Augusta/Hallowell city line. I can remember that the place to see the slope was as you drove north on US 201? from Gardiner just after you passed the big warehouse for the State Liquor Store system. |
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| Willey Pond, Strafford, NH Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Strafford, New Hampshire
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__________________ ------ Chris K http://myspace.com/chickenjam The Ski Cheap Or Die Calendar Project -If you have anything that you think should be on the calendar, pm me! Never wrestle with a pig: You both get all dirty, and the pig likes it. Last edited by ckofer; May 14, 2008 at 6:08 PM. | |
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