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George Gaskill

January 07, 2002 04:31PM

a radius of 287.94'; it's a trigonometric relationship, not a linear one but for small angles they are pretty close. Thus the diameter is 575.88' and one-sixth of that is 96', which seems like a reasonable length for the snowshed.

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