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Fresh snow at Wisp. Wisp’s Lori Epp says “patience is a virtue,” and that the patience paid off with the return of colder temperatures and natural snow. Wisp has been making snow aggressively and had received 7 inches of fresh powder by Wednesday morning. Wisp is currently converting 101,852 gallons of water to snow every hour. Photo provided by Wisp Resort. |
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Virtual blizzard at Seven Springs. Seven Springs is covering its slopes with snow, as seen in this webcam shot taken at 10:54 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10, 2007. Seven Springs had received 4 inches of natural snow by Wednesday morning. Photo provided by Seven Springs webcam. |
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Whitetail Resort was able to run the guns all day on Wednesday. The shot above shows mountaintop snowmaking on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Whitetail plans to re-open this weekend. Photo provided by Whitetail Resort. |
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Clearing snow at Snowshoe. Snowshoe Mountain Resort had received half a foot of fresh snow by mid-day on Wednesday. Snowshoe has 26 trails open and plans to open 4 more by the weekend. Photo provided by Snowshoe Mountain Resort. |
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Snowmaking at Wintergreen. The sun rises Wednesday morning as Wintergreen blasts its slopes with snowmaking. Wintergreen plans to re-open on Thursday morning. Photo provided by Wintergreen Resort. |
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Snowmaking underway at Blue Mountain. Blue Mountain will be re-opening on Thursday, January 11, thanks to recent snowmaking. Photo provided by Blue Mountain Resort. |
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Snowy path. Canaan Realty’s Laura Reed provided this photo, which she snapped on Thursday morning, January 11, 2006, after the Canaan Valley region received some natural snow. “Today is one of those amazing days that often follows a big snow,” Laura writes. Photo provided by Laura Reed. |
M. Scott Smith is the founder and Editor of DCSki. Scott loves outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, kayaking, skiing, and mountain biking. He is an avid photographer and writer.
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