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Loveland Morning. I was first on lift two. Without looking back, I dropped my pack, turned on my camera, and caught this tele-fiend stealing my tracks.<br> <br> (Nikon COOLPIX L22)
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Don cranked a steep turn for me, while still a thousand feet up Buffalo, in very light tele boots (Silverthorne, CO).
End of the run on Castle.
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Ken Trout
Dec 25, 2007
“Loveland Morning. I was first on lift two. Without looking back, I dropped my pack, turned on my camera, and caught this tele-fiend stealing my tracks.

(Nikon COOLPIX L22)”  

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