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Thanks to all who showed up to support the first AVAD race at the Crest this morning!  It was a great time and these kids (and many others) feel so appreciative of the support that everyone gave.  The dyslexia community was the real winner today!

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Our Ops crew has been hard at work this week getting the bottom course of our gabion wall set for Paradise Lot.  Gabion baskets are wire mesh baskets that are set on top of a compacted rock layer then filled with 4-8″ rock.  This creates a very stable per-engineered retaining wall that allows water to flow through which prevents the buildup of hydrostatic pressure. Guests wi...


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This is a section of reclaimed wetland from our construction of No Name Basin.  During the construction of the NNB road, we had to cross an unnamed stream, which resulted in a small amount of wetland disturbance.  Instead of wasting this beautiful top soil and plant life, our Patrol Manager, Keelie MacKelvey, replanted that material on a seep that had formed on one of our roa...


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Race Prep

Today I got out with the family to to a test run (walk in my case) of the AVAD race course.  It’s such an incredible view of the tram and ski area as you get to the halfway point which is th...


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Yesterday Knight Equipment was on site with our Lift Maintenance and Patrol crews to splice the Breezeway haul rope.  Splicing a haul rope is a fascinating process that unravels the 6 individual strands (3 in each direction), pulls them back together at the marriage, re-wraps...


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