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Skiing in Maine: 17 Mountains
Skiing in Maine: 17 Mountains
by Heather Atwell
Sampler of ski sites in one weekend. The invitation was irresistible: join Ski Maine executive director Greg Sweetser as part of a team of eight with the goal of hitting all of the Pine Tree State's 17 ski mountains in a single long weekend last January. I agreed as soon as I was asked. We'd travel more than 1,000 miles, with time for onl... read more »
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