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Ski areas set to open for holiday weekend following past few days of heavy snow
Community pilot and photographer Charlie MacInnis took to the skies early Tuesday early morning, Nov. 22, to get a birds eye check out of the area ski hills (Nubs Nob pictured above) which are set to open up for the Thanksgiving holiday this 12 months adhering to a large dumping of normal snow in excess of the weekend. (Courtesy photo/Charlie MacInnis) Dust off the boots, find those people mittens, protected the goggles, and make absolutely sure these skis and snowboards are waxed. Winter season has arrived. Heaps of pure snow in excess of the previous number of times and cooler temperatures necessarily mean the slopes are going to be ready…
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