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Of course I've skied above timberline in the winter on a PNW volcano. What's your point? At Timberline, Oregon, if conditions get too bad, they close the lift. That happens at Crystal all the time. So what? Whistler will definateley have competition on this one. For one, the snow quality will be better. Sounds like they'll have just as many ammenities plus the gambling. Watch out!

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Timberline's upper lift is effectively closed all winter. A lift tower was blown over at one point, and they quit trying to open it in winter, it's not cost-effective at all. Even the Magic Mile is on standby or outright closed much of the winter.

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I've seen nothing here that is slander. Only information, and opinions about several articles that have been posted, which frankly seem to be full of misinformation. Passing threats of slander around doesn't seem very productive. What would be, is clearing the air. My opinion is that this would be an unfortunate developmennt. Others may differ. We have the right to voice those concerns.

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From: "J. Ryan" <driley@skihood.com>

Date: Thur, 14 Oct 2004 18:52:32 -0700

To: <driley@skihood.com>

Subject: Fair warning

 

Dear Dave,

 

Please consider this fair warning that we have flaming bags of shit to put on the doorsteps of your organizations, employees and owners. We are carefully following your actions and filling bags the same.

 

Jon Ryan

President

General Manager

Mother Fuckin Hustler

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I've seen nothing here that is slander. Only information, and opinions about several articles that have been posted, which frankly seem to be full of misinformation. Passing threats of slander around doesn't seem very productive. What would be, is clearing the air. My opinion is that this would be an unfortunate developmennt. Others may differ. We have the right to voice those concerns.

 

"Unfortunate developement". Ya, they said the same thing about Whistler in the 60's. It's time to get with the times Cletus. This is 2004. This is just what Washington needs.

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From: "J. Ryan" <driley@skihood.com>

Date: Thur, 14 Oct 2004 18:52:32 -0700

To: <driley@skihood.com>

Subject: Fair warning

 

Dear Dave,

 

Please consider this fair warning that we have flaming bags of shit to put on the doorsteps of your organizations, employees and owners. We are carefully following your actions and filling bags the same.

 

Jon Ryan

President

General Manager

Mother Fuckin Hustler

 

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I've seen nothing here that is slander. Only information, and opinions about several articles that have been posted, which frankly seem to be full of misinformation. Passing threats of slander around doesn't seem very productive. What would be, is clearing the air. My opinion is that this would be an unfortunate developmennt. Others may differ. We have the right to voice those concerns.

 

"Unfortunate developement". Ya, they said the same thing about Whistler in the 60's. It's time to get with the times Cletus. This is 2004. This is just what Washington needs.

 

That's great Bandit. You have the right to voice your opinion. Go for it! I for one enjoy our wilderness and the lack of commercial use we are fortunate enough to enjoy in washington. Whistler is great, but there are a thousand hills like that around that part of the world. We only have so many volcanoes.

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Well, I am horribly sad to see that Mt Adams will be another polluted, clearcutted, noisy american resort. Who cares about nature anyway, just a bunch of stupid trees, who needs them; we need shopping malls! After all, parking lots, casinos and golf courses are very beautiful, nothing like the fresh smell of tar and pavement. I will give up tree hugging and start a movement to help save the casinos.

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Right on! I was just up on the northside and it reminded me again why I love the place and how they could make such a negative monetary decision for the sake of the environment, natural beauty and beliefs.

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"In my mind, it's still up in the air," (Dave Riley) said. "We're going to continue to work with the Yakama Nation and provide additional information to them so they can continue to consider the development."

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