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Powder, backcountry and park?

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aoash2
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Sup NS? I wanna start living somewhere with easy access to backcountry, powder and park. Any places that are good for that? I live in Canada right now. Major and hidden awesome mountains both
Dec 18 2009 1:05AM
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griffin.paisley
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uhm.... yeah
Dec 18 2009 1:07AM
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aoash2
Posts: 69 - Karma: 13
haven't heard of that one
Dec 18 2009 1:11AM
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chicken
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whistler
Dec 18 2009 1:15AM
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Scrambles
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whistler?
Dec 18 2009 1:15AM
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aoash2
Posts: 69 - Karma: 13
Other than the obvious and overcrowded
Dec 18 2009 1:26AM
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shragler
Posts: 572 - Karma: 32

What? Are you stupid? Yellowknife has all that shit fool! why would you go anywhere? also check out Arizona NM I hear they gettin some hella pow right now! Or just stay in Canada and stop bitchin unless you in TO then i understands., GO TO CO OR UT!! It aint news or AK maybe Antarctica for year rouind illness.

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Dec 18 2009 1:29AM
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pomme-de-terre
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if there were some super-awesome super-secret mountain that had the perfect balance of the greatest park, backcountry, and powder, we would already know about it?

or would anybody tell any outsiders about it?

your requirements are unmeetable, sorry.
Dec 18 2009 1:30AM
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aoash2
Posts: 69 - Karma: 13
LOL i live 30 mins out of TO
Dec 18 2009 1:33AM
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Ben.
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whistler, or salt lake. its not all one mountain, but you have all the options.
Dec 18 2009 1:42AM
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