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James C Patten

March 16, 2001 03:53PM

Helps to pay attention when I do these things.
Ted, there's been talk about what to do for a flanger. This year's been sort of a "dry run" as far as ability to keep the line cleared out. We're hoping to start offering a little more in the way of winter operations next year, maybe with a "Winter Spectacular" (ala EBT in the 70s) or some kind of ski train. We've been discussing how to put a pilot-mounted flanger on #10 (like I understand the Sandy River used to do), but nothing substantial yet.

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Re: Winter in Maine	James C Patten	March 16, 2001 03:53PM
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Re: Winter in Maine	James C Patten	March 16, 2001 03:49PM

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