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Kool Deadwood Nites
August 20-23, 2015
Great Cars, Great Fun and Great Music!
Car registration information is now available, call the Deadwood Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-999-1876 for more information! REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE HERE! Kool Deadwood Nites brings car lovers together for four days full of classic cars, classic music and classic fun. It's a 50's and 60's sock hop - Deadwood style. Enjoy parades, show and shines and FREE concerts on Main Street featuring the biggest names in rock 'n roll history.
NEW IN 2015: Park your car, and ride a shuttle, for FREE!!! Akela Spa, just outside of Deadwood on Highway 14A (Boulder Canyon) will be the host of free parking and a free shuttle ride to Deadwood! The parking and free shuttle will be available Friday, August 24 from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Saturday, August 25 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Take the worry out of parking in town, and hop on the shuttle! Call the Chamber at (605) 578-1876 for more info.
Visit Kool Deadwood Nites photo gallery
2015 Summary of Events - Locations and Times Subject to Change
Saturday, August 22
Sunday, August 23th
For info on the classic car auction, please contact: McPherson Auction at 605-348-1369 or email
As always, a great showing by many cars - here are the category winners:
Congrats to the Committee's Choice Winner for 2014 - Pete Klucas from Lincoln, N.E., with his 1948 Chevy 1/2 Ton at Saloon No. 10, located in Deadwood - cool place, cool car!
2014 Kool Deadwood Nites winners
Truck Class up to '73 inclusive
1st place. Doug Richards, '73 Chevy
2nd place. Perry Lofing, '72 Chevy C-10
3rd place. Casey Quintard, '36 Chevy
1st place. Pete Klucas, '48 Chevy 1/2 ton
2nd place. Jim & Maxie Howrish, '53 Ford F100
3rd place. Robin Funkle, '57 Ford F100
Stock Class
Pre 54 and older
1st place. Cody Eaton, '53 Hudson
2nd place. Sonny & Lila Sorenson, '46 Mercury
3rd place. Leonard Jennings, '52 Kaiser
'55 to '73 Inclusive
1st place. Leslie Loos, '71 Dodge Dem0n
2nd place. Craig Mickelson, '70 Chevy
3rd place. Lester Bennett, '70 Mercury
Pro-Street Class
1st place. Jim Statham, '41 Willy's.
2nd place. Craig & Penny Peterson, '58 Corvette
3rd place. JR Mascarenas, '69 Nova
Muscle Car Class '64 to '73 Inclusive
1st place. Rich & Betty Kauk, '69 Plymouth GTX
2nd place. Duane Reimer, '70 Challenger
3rd place. John Voegeli, '69 Camaro 228
1st place. Ron Meis, '65 Pontiac GTO
2nd place. Tom Earnsworth, '69 Pontiac GTO
3rd place. Susan Tallant, '67 Pontiac Firebird
Custom Class
Early '49 to '59 Inclusive
1st place. Kent Lundine, '57 Chevy Corvette
2nd place. Phil Fuchs, '51 Chevy Fleetline Delux
3rd place. Dave Casey, '57 Ford T-Bird
Tri-Five Class
1st place. Gene Trudell, '55 Ford Crown Victoria
2nd place. Tom Wolff, '55 Chevy 210
3rd place. Dennis Mitchel, '55 Chevy Belair
1st place. Rudy & Vicky Grassman, '57 Chevy Belair
2nd place. Jerry Metcalt, '55 Chevy Conv.
3rd place. O.B. Gunderson, '56 Chevy
Late '60 to '73 Inclusive
1st place. Carrie Marcoe, '63 Chevy Nova
2nd place. Dave Marcoe, '65 Chevy Malibu Cov.
3rd place. Cary Strauss, '66 Mercury
Street Rod Class Pre '49 ('48 and older)
1st place. Mark Munari, '37 Chevy
2nd place. Dale Phillips, '34 Chevy
3rd place. Gary Lindsey, '32 Ford Model A
1st place. Rick Fenhaus, '38 Ford 2-Door Deluxe
2nd place. Dennis Jorud, '34 Chevy Mastertown
3rd place. Jerry Herr, '32 Ford
1st place. Lance Stiers, '39 Ford
2nd place. Todd & Cindy Brown, '32 Ford
3rd place. Bryan Karchut, '27 Ford
Rat Rods Class
1st place. Jeff Farden, '59 Dodge D300
2nd place. Wayne Canfield, '27 Hermadifite
3rd place. Jeff Helgoth, '46 Ford
Best Mopar – Ron Derr, '69 Super B
Best use of color and design – Randy Nissen, '36 Ford 3-Window Coupe
Best Survivor – Leonard Jennings, '52 Kaiser
Best Motor – Joe Wolf, '69 Camaro
Best Interior – Jerry Metcalt, '55 Chevy Conv.
Best Custom - Ron Meis, '65 G70
Best Stock – Reg Nelsen, '72 Plymouth
Best Truck – Jim & Max Howrish, '37 Ford F100
Best General Motors – Mike Ladner, '66 Chevelle
Best Ford – Nick Fraser, '67 Ford Mustang
Best Street Rod – Rick Fenhaus, '38 Ford 2-Door Sedan Deluxe
Chamber's Choice – Jeff Farden, '59 Dodge D300
Committee's Choice (This is the top award that will be featured in next year's posters, T-Shirts and advertising) – Ron Meis, 1965 Pontiac GTO.
Sturgis Drag Strip (Best ET) - Bob Maxwell, '70 Pout GTO, top speed: 99


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color: Black / Pewter Glossy textured leather with goldtone hardware; reverse side metallic textured pewter leather 'Y' stitch in black on front Open top; no closure Dual leather straps 23'' long with a 8'' drop Self metallic lined Protective five metal feet Measures approximately 21'' at widest x 14'' tall at center x 5'' deep; weighs 1 lbs. Leather; Italy; style# 316934301

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Everyone needs time to relax their mind, and playing games is one of the best way to do it. If you're a Windows 8/8.1 user looking for a simple way to pass time, and test your puzzle-solving skills, take a look at Sweet'N'Roll for Windows. Sweet'N'Roll requires users to collect all the candies in a given level to progress.
"Pete, a cute little creature, cannot live a day without something tasty! Unfortunately, he has already eaten all the candies he had. Now he needs to travel around the magical world of the sweets to find his favorite candies. Join him on his exciting trip and help him eat as many goodies as possible," the app description reads.
The application comes with more than 100 challenging levels to test your puzzle-solving skills, with four worlds full of candies, and other unique features to make sure you are glued to your seat. The faster you collect all the candies, the higher score you get during the game. However, let me warn you, it gets difficult as you move on with the game, and can get really addictive, especially when you're stuck on a level.
Here's a list of exciting features you can enjoy with Sweet'N'Roll:
- More than 100 fascinating and challenging puzzle levels
- Colorful and tasty art
- 4 beautiful magical worlds with different gravitation and unique features
- Adorable main character!
The game character reminds me of the popular game 'Cut The Rope,' a physics-based puzzle game for popular mobile operating systems, where your task is to collect all the candies to feed the hungry 'Om Nom.' If you're addicted to puzzle games and looking to try something new, head over to the Windows Store using the link below to download the game for free.
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Thanks for checking out my profile.
My name is Ian and, like many others, truly love football. Since you came this far, I'll give a little more insight about my background.
I completed my undergraduate degree at Ashland University and my master's degree at the University of Houston. Although my goal is to become a scout in the NFL, I also enjoy working in student services at the university level.
I cover the Miami Dolphins here at Bleacher Report, and also provide defensive back scouting reports for the NFL draft. My goal is to be unbiased, fair and informative with my articles and research.
I'm also a scouting consultant for the CFL and NFL with my work for Optimum Scouting. As the lead scout for the Big Ten, American Athletic Conference and the Southern Conference, I'm able to provide in-depth scouting reports that are seen by many professional teams. It's something I'm very passionate about and hope to obtain a NFL internship to further my goals.
We do weekly film breakdowns on my Twitter account, so join me there as we look at the game in a more intelligent manner. I strongly believe that the film bears truth, so swing by as we delve in!
In 2012, He was ranked by PFF as the #2 center in the league, but last year 13. Some of the cause of the down slide was due to illness, playing with kidney stones, and some can be a result of his supporting cast. His most recent injury won't help him resume top five form, but I wouldn't count him out. At least he'll be well rested when he returns for the remainder of the season.
You have a good "short list". How about one from a different age demographic?...Most unbreakable sports record?....two numbers: .406 and 56.....Ruth or Mays?...They didn't build a house for Mays........


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Bengali {noun}
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Bengali: Bangla
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English-Swedish translation for "Bengali"
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Bengali {noun}
Secondly, there are the languages of immigration in the European Union which, again from my own country, would be languages like Gujerati, Urdu, Bengali etc.
Bengali {adjective}
bengali {noun}
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This can be done by applying the penalties referred to in cooperation agreements to violations of democratic principles, all of this in a bid to improve the plight of the Bengali citizens.
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The federal government ships a considerable number of packages each year, primarily using FedEx and UPS. In fiscal year 2012, federal agencies spent almost $337 million on shipping services through General Services Administration (GSA) contracts. The U.S. Postal Service earned only $4.8 million of that revenue, or less than 2 percent, a recent Office of Inspector General audit report found.
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The U.S. Postal Service adds more than 600,000 new delivery points each year, mostly in the form of new residential homes. While most new residences include cluster boxes rather than to-the-door delivery to reduce costs, delivery remains the Postal Service's largest cost center. Canada Post, which has suffered losses recently after years of profits, has introduced a $200 per address charge that it is assessing housing developers for installing community mailboxes. Canada Post claims the charge "is in keeping with how other infrastructure costs are shared by utilities and other services." Canada Post, which adds almost 200,000 new addresses a year, could earn tens of millions of dollars from the fee and it would offset the added costs of new delivery points.
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Powerful forces like globalization and the digital revolution are changing how, when, and where things are produced, purchased, and delivered. Look at how our shopping habits have changed in just the past few years. With your smartphone or tablet you can shop anytime, anyplace. Offshore production trends are reversing, and some manufacturing jobs are returning to the United States. And major urban areas continue to grow and link into a global transportation supergrid that connects people, commerce, and ideas. If you're left off the grid, you could find yourself disconnected from the new global economy.
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Imagine if customers didn't have to wait at home for a package delivery or have to rush home from work to retrieve a package off their front porch. Or, what if they could avoid paying a fee to receive packages at another address? With 24-hour parcel lockers, their prayers are answered.
Last spring, the U.S. Postal Service unveiled gopost™, a self-service parcel locker system. The Postal Service is pilot-testing the 24-hour secured locker systems in the Washington, DC, area at locations such as shopping centers, grocery stores, pharmacies, and transportation hubs. Many gopost locker systems are accessible 24-hours a day, have a security camera, touch screen operations, and they provide mailing receipts.
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The U.S. Postal Service is a key player in a year-long trial of a unique public-private partnership effort that would let citizens securely and voluntarily sign up for online services at multiple agencies using a number of different digital identities. The user would then use whichever password and identity is most convenient – whether the identities are issued by the government or a private company – to log in across multiple government agencies. As the most trusted government agency, and with a 200-year history of security and privacy in delivering mail, the Administration tapped the Postal Service to manage the technology behind the Federal Cloud Credentialing Exchange (FCCX) pilot project.


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110 W. New York Ave.
DeLand, FL 32720
Button up your overcoat; it's going to be cold
By Pat Andrews
posted Jan 2, 2014 - 5:17:43pm
The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill advisory for West Volusia, in effect 4 a.m.-10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 3.
Temperatures are predicted to drop to a low of 39 degrees overnight tonight, Thursday, Jan. 2, combining with northwest winds of 15-20 mph, to create wind chill factors between 30 and 35 degrees toward sunrise Friday, Jan. 3.
"If you must venture outdoors, dress warmly in layers and make sure you wear a hat and gloves," forecasters advise.
A high of 54 degrees is expected later in the day.
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Corporate Governance
Corporate governance generally comprises the entirety of all international and national values and principles for good, responsible company management and supervision. Corporate governance does not entail a uniform, international set of rules. Instead, other than certain internationally recognised common principles, corporate governance refers to a specific country's understanding of responsible company management.
In Germany, the principles of corporate governance are anchored in the Corporate Governance Code. The purpose of the Code is to contribute to making the rules for corporate management and supervision transparent for all investors, both in Germany and abroad. This is intended to increase confidence in the corporate management of German companies.
At Deutsche Post, the key elements of our corporate governance are:
- our Declaration of Conformity with the Corporate Governance Code
- 'Respect and Results', our guiding principle for employee management
- our Code of Conduct for employees and suppliers, including anti-corruption and competition guidelines
- three programmes that express our commitment to society:
Go Green (environmental protection)
Go Help (disaster management)
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Located on beautiful Big Bear Lake, Rodgers Roost Bed and Breakfast offers a variety of activities. In the fall enjoy our fabulous color
Find great deals on quality Johannesburg, Michigan hotels & resorts, or indulge at one of our luxury resorts. Take advantage of the many amenities that can be included with your stay such as in-room internet access, wifi, room service, fitness center, pool, hot tub, steam room, and shuttle services to and from the airport. Browse our Johannesburg, Michigan hotels and resorts and plan your Johannesburg, Michigan vacation today!


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Suggestions for Leading a Small Group
Thanks for your willingness to step up and be a leader. Taking responsibility for leading a small group can be a little frightening and intimidating. That's OK. Courage isn't the absence of fear… it's acting in spite of your fears!
Here are some things to remember as you think about your role as group leader.
1. Leading a small group isn't about your confidence and ability. It's about GOD and what he wants to accomplish through you as a facilitator. Acknowledging your weakness is the best way for GOD to be glorified. Prepare well. Work hard. Trust GOD!
2. Getting the group to connect starts with your honesty. As you choose to open up and be real, the rest of the group will feel the freedom to do the same. Share your story. Admit your struggles. Don't pretend!
3. Don't be afraid of silence. If you're asking real questions and you want real answers, you have to give people an opportunity to think before they respond. Maybe you need to restate the question. If silence makes you nervous, get in the habit of counting to 10 or 20 in your mind before saying anything. GOD can work in silence!
4. You don't have to know all the answers. This is part of the whole "honesty" thing. When you're not sure, ask the group: "What do you think?" It can lead to great discussion. If no one knows the answer, and it's worth pursuing, agree to all research the issue and talk about it the next time you meet. It's shared learning!
5. Don't be afraid of disagreement. It's OK for people to have differing opinions about things. While we have "zero tolerance" for personal attacks or physical violence, sincere disagreement is acceptable. It's not up to you to convince anyone. It's up to you to make sure your group is a safe place for everyone. We want unity, not uniformity!
Things to keep in mind…


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Historic Alabama | Glossary
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When archaeologists find features they excavate the features before excavating the rest of the unit. Archaeologists try to excavate the most recent soil first. According to the law of superposition, features are more recent intrusions into older soils. When archaeologists excavatre features first, they are insuring that not only are they collecting the more recent information first, they are also preventing the feature fill from contaminating the non-feature fill. The features below are postholes that have been excavated from Site 1Ma10 in Huntsville, Alabama.
Photograph provided courtesy of the Office of Archaeological Research, University of Alabama Museums.
Step 5.
Archaeologists working in the field are not only searching for artifacts. They are also looking for soil changes which are known as features. A feature is a disturbance in the ground. Features are often seen as dark stains that were created when the dirt there was previously dug or disturbed in any way. Prehistoric and historic sites often have a large number of features which could include postholes, storage pits, hearths, clay floors, etc. Features provide valuable clues as to how people lived at a site.
One type of feature is a midden. A midden is an area that was used to dispose of trash and shows up in the stratigraphy as a dark layer of soil with a highly concentrated number of artifacts. Middens are actually exciting for archaeologists to excavate because they can provide much information. Archaeologists sift through other people's trash in order to understand what life was like for the culture they are studying.
|Illustrations by Roy S. Dickens, Jr. Reproduced from Frontiers in the Soil: The Archaeology of Georgia.
In the above picture, the darker soil colors represent features. The small circles represent post holes. Notice their alignment. What do you think might have been here?
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Ruggedly Beautiful Windswept Lands
Founded by the Vikings in the early 9th century, Stornoway is located on the scenic Isle of Lewis, the most northerly of Scotland's Hebrides islands.
Visiting Lewis is like taking a step back in time, where ancient stone circles stand on the same land as modern day Stornoway, Gaelic is spoken alongside English, and during the summer months, "local people can still be seen cutting the peats, and in the winter the distinctive dry smell of the peat fires drifts in the wind."
With its spectacular cliffs, moorlands and fresh-water lochs, the region is home to a diverse wildlife habitat of eagles, deer, otters, and numerous species of indigenous birds, while Lewis' several rivers have significant runs of salmon and sea trout, which make for great fishing.
There are also beautiful remote beaches like Tolsta, Bostadh, and Traigh Chuil, adventure boat trips for regular sightings of seals, porpoises, and dolphins, and historical attractions such as the impressive Lews Castle, the Whale Bone Arch, and Latta Mill's Stornoway.
Featured Voyages
- Departing: August 06, 2015
- Starting at: $5,899.00 USD
- Port Fees: $60.08
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- Starting at: $5,299.00 USD
- Port Fees: $329.44
Excavated in the early 1980s, experience this fascinating and beautiful Neolithic site, with multiple circles of standing stones and monoliths and an interesting museum.
Built in the 1840s for the Matheson family, then the owners of the Isle of Lewis, the mock tudor Lews Castle was given back to the island in 1923. A rich history, Lews Castle has been a family home, hospital, college, and more, but is not currently open to the public. Explore the beautiful wooded grounds , criss-crossed with walking trails.
This arch is made from the jaw bones of an 80-foot blue whale that was beached on the Isle of Lewis in the 1920s. The arch features the harpoon that was in-tact in the whale's head.
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Members of the community are welcome to use the UCF Libraries collection in the building. The UCF Libraries provides Ask-A-Librarian; a telephone, Email and online Chat help service available to all patrons. There is an online tutorial available on how to find books and journal articles through the UCF Libraries Catalog and electronic databases. Research guides will help you search by subject. Reference librarians are available to answer questions at the Reference desk on the library main floor.
Of special interest to local inventors is the Patents and Trademarks Collection.
Various special borrower library cards are available for John C. Hitt Library patrons and are listed below. To be issued any special borrower card, patrons must be present, show a school issued photo ID card, or a government issued photo ID card (Florida Driver's License or Florida ID card). If Florida government issued photo ID is not available, a passport or other photo ID and proof of Florida residency must be presented. THERE IS A MAXIMUM OF TEN ITEMS THAT MAY BE ON LOAN AT ANY GIVEN TIME.
This is for members of the Alumni Association who join at the Lifetime Membership level. After joining, please bring to the Circulation desk a government issued photo ID, and your Alumni Lifetime Membership card to get your special borrowers' card. Alumni special borrower cards will need to be renewed once a year, to keep all patron profiles up to date.
This Special Borrower Card is for members of the community who would like to check out books from our library. To purchase a community card you must be 18 years old and have a valid Florida driver's license, proof of Florida residency. Any person under the age of 18 who wishes to purchase a Grey Borrower card must have their parent or other legal guardian purchase the card in the parent's or guardian's name. The parent or guardian will purchase the card using the same procedure as any adult patron but the parent or guardian can authorize ONE minor to check out materials on that grey borrower card. Only that one authorized minor can use the card to check out items, the parent/guardian cannot use the card. The minor must present some sort of government issued photo ID card to use the Grey Card (driver's license, passport, School ID, etc), unless their parent or legal guardian is present to provide their own proof of ID.
If a minor is too young to have any sort of government or school issued ID card (or just doesn't have any qualifying photo ID), then the parent/guardian must purchase the card in their own name and must always be present to check out the materials.
Cost for this Special Borrower card is:
Payment must be made by cash or check*. Please note that we cannot accept payment within 1 hour of closing.
*Note: On the weekends, all payments to the UCF Library must be via UCF Smart Card, check, or exact change.
**Need to bring a letter of employment from principal
***Must present a letter signed by the Home Education District Contract, Home Education Program, and Florida Department of Education
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A short walk from the Santa Fe Plaza...the Inn is often described as "the best kept secret in Santa Fe". Set in the traditional compound style and featuring 3 distinct architechtural styles of the southwest, it is the perfect place to come home to after a long day of discovery. Still growing and improving after almost 2 decades...we welcome our guests to discover the City Different from the charm of The Don Gaspar Inn.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
In Service of the Inn...
We had family at the Inn last week. For the first time one evening, I entered the property as a guest would while dropping them off at their casita. From the Main House parking space on Don Gaspar...we entered the courtyards through the old wooden doors that welcome you as the "secret garden" would. I stood there for a moment and saw with new eyes how charming this special place was. The trees were all lit up and the gardens were aglow. It struck me as a glorious hidden treasure in the middle of what is already a magical place. I looked around and realized the amount of work Shirley and David had heartwarmingly put into these three homes, the gardens and the land. Over 100 years old now...the property still shone with the pride of being well loved. The brick walkways led us to the private french door entrance and the fountain welcomed us home in the middle of the trees - all aglow with warmth. I dropped the family off...and was humbled to be entrusted with this sacred and historic place. We hope you come some day...
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
While we haven't had a lot of new snow this week so far, each dusting has kept things looking and skiing great. Dave Ski-more, one of my favorite Sugarbush coaches, shared this truism, which sums it up well, "A little is way more than none." That said, we expect some new accumulation tonight, which should set us up for a great sunny weekend.
Even without any fresh flakes, the mountain is already in sweet shape. You can go pretty much anywhere and there is still a lot of soft snow. These are the type of conditions that we dream about in November, so remember to enjoy it now.
Egan on point.
Saturday looks awesome for the 16th Annual Castlerock Challenge, and we have a strong field of competitors showing up from around the region. Pre-registration has closed, but there will be 20 spots available on Saturday morning. Better get here early, if you want one.
The Castlerock Challenge is one of the premier events in the Ski The East Freeride Tour, which qualifies winning competitors for the Freeride World Tour. Speaking of the FWT, one of the Mad River Valley's local skiers, Lars Chickering-Ayers, came out of retirement recently and won the 2013 Kirkwood event, in honor of Flyin Ryan Hawks, one of his team-mates and the inspiration behind the Flyin Ryan Foundation.
Castlerock Challenge is Saturday!
There are good spectating areas for the Castlerock Challenge on Hi/Lo Road and Troll Road, plus at the finish on Liftline. The lift itself is the best vantage, but it moves too quickly for extended viewing. There is no better spot to watch someone jump off the big rock face, if you time it right.
Sunday was a little sunny, and it illuminated the tasty snow.
Many thanks to High Fives for a great event last weekend.
Happy Fat Ski-A-Thon'ers. This was the biggest single day fundraising event in High Fives history!
Rice Brook is going up fast.
Winter on the Mad River.
Heaven's Gate is great.
Bush Pilot Chris on a rare mid-week adventure. No wonder she is smiling.
The snow is deep, the mountain is ready. Better be here!
John Atkinson
Chairman, Sugarbush Stoke Exchange
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