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Treeliner

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thetrailboss said:
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Paul said:
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Zand said:
treeliner- Okemo? It looks like the Northstar Express and Green Ridge Triple at the summit.

Nope.

Did you get my guess (Stratton?)

Not Stratton.

K-Mart?

Negative...But you guys are the right track. Remember: the AT goes to the peak of this ski resort.

OK, well, let's see...Mt Snow?

Not Mt. Snow
 

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Zand said:

Bingo :wink:

It was a really nice hike, with some great views of Stratton. Given it's exposure, it had a relatively large amount of snow on it compared to Bromley. Here's a pic of it:

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Excuse my off-topicness :oops:
 

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loafer89 said:
Yes, my picture is of the Roaring Brook trail at Belleayre, at last it is solved :D :D

Yeah, that fence is a Belleayre giveaway. I would have gotten this one, dammit.
 

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Skimaine4ever said:
These 2 might be easy.

Where is is this?
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Shawnee Peak. I recognized the logo... :wink:

Everyone - please use THIS ALBUM for pics. It will automatically size them down to 640 pixels so we won't have to scroll.
 
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AWF asked back on page 2 of this post what HKD stood for, it stands for the maker of the snowgun, Herman K Dupre, who is one of the owners/operators of Seven Springs Resort, in Western PA. They have been making these guns since the 70's I would guess, and they worked so well they are now sold worldwide. They are constantly improving on these guns, and have a test area for new protypes. From a friend who makes snow, he says this type of gun (mounted on a pole) work better than the fans, cannons, tripods, etc...He actually says there is another brand that looks similar to the HKD (mounted on a pole) that works even better.
 

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Ig ODC said:
AWF asked back on page 2 of this post what HKD stood for, it stands for the maker of the snowgun, Herman K Dupre, who is one of the owners/operators of Seven Springs Resort, in Western PA. They have been making these guns since the 70's I would guess, and they worked so well they are now sold worldwide. They are constantly improving on these guns, and have a test area for new protypes. From a friend who makes snow, he says this type of gun (mounted on a pole) work better than the fans, cannons, tripods, etc...He actually says there is another brand that looks similar to the HKD (mounted on a pole) that works even better.

thanks for the info! ya those one on the poles seem to be very good... i have heard that jimminy peak has a new type of snowgun that makes way more realistic snow and a lot more faster... never been to jiminy peak can anyone confirm this?
 

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awf170 said:
i have heard that jimminy peak has a new type of snowgun that makes way more realistic snow and a lot more faster... never been to jiminy peak can anyone confirm this?
I've never heard this and I do ski at Jiminy quite a bit. A great AZ challenge question. I will say Jiminy puts out more snow than any other ski area in the Berkshires that I've skied.
 
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