jimmywilson69
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No worries just added that there, because I saw it earlier and was surprised it was thst much
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The cost of leaving water in the pipe could result in blown pipes and other equipment. So yea, I agree with you the risk is not worth the reward.Yes but the difference is areas with summit ponds can fill them using transfer pumps instead of their high pressure pumps which are considerable less horsepower. However they then still need to increase the pressure leaving the summit ponds as gravity alone is not sufficient to attain operating pressures in most scenarios though the gravity helps to get there.
Draining the system is performed by gravity regardless of pond location, so no savings there.
Didn't see any natural terrain open in the report, just an impressive expansion on snowmaking terrain. Did I miss something?Strattton opened up some natural terrain today. maybe the new GM is bringing a little bit a different attitude. It’s nice to see.