gmcunni
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this pic is from 1980-85 ish era. I think this is the base of Bromley (only place I can recall with side by side lifts). Anyone know for sure?
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gmcunni
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Stratton does make more sense, I don't think I went to bromley much (if at all) when i was younger. Stratton we did go to.
Slidebrook87
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This is definitely Stratton. The lift on the left is the former Betwixt double (where AMEX runs now) and what is now the green chair at Magic. To the right of it is the old standard double chair. Not visible is the Suntanner double which ran to the left of Betwixt. Another indicator that it is Stratton is the diamond-like shape of the signs on that building.
ne_skier
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Another view. Here you can see all 3 lifts. Suntanner to the left was the original built for the opening in '61. Then came Standard (Right lift) in 1966 and Betwixt (Middle) in 1982. All 3 were removed in 1995 and replaced by Amex which runs up Betwixt's line. Betwixt was relocated to Magic in 2003 along with some parts from the former Grizzly lift and the reinstalled lift was opened in 2019.
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Zermatt
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Blurry, but the diamond shaped signs are pure Stratton.
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