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Ski slopes above Lech near St. Anton am Arlberg in winter snow, Austrian Alps, Photo Mugs
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DescriptionSki slopes above Lech near St. Anton am Arlberg in winter snow, Austrian Alps, Austria, Europe. |
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Photo Jigsaw Puzzle of Cooks for Winter Sports from Mary Evans
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DescriptionPhoto Puzzle, Cooks for Winter Sports. Poster or handbill advertising Cooks for Winter Sports, showing a cartoon of a couple skiing downhill, dressed in blue and red ski wear. . Chosen by Mary Evans. 10x14 Photo Puzzle with 252 pieces... |
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Photo Jigsaw Puzzle of Ski slopes above Lech near St. Anton am Arlberg in winter snow, Austrian Alps, from Robert Harding
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DescriptionPhoto Puzzle, Ski slopes above Lech near St. Anton am Arlberg in winter snow, Austrian Alps,. Ski slopes above Lech near St. Anton am Arlberg in winter snow, Austrian Alps, Austria, Europe. Chosen by Robert Harding... |
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TAIGA Fleece Vest 300 - Women's Fleece Vests, MADE IN CANADA
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DescriptionDedicated to making the best outdoor equipment possible, TAIGA WORKS® is a model of excellence in innovation, quality and price. Well-known across Canada and distinguished on numerous expeditions around the globe, the name TAIGA® has come to mean Canada's Best Gear to many... |
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Skiweb Ski Carrier The Award Winning Ski & Pole Carrier
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DescriptionSkiweb Ski & Pole Carrier, wrap it around your skis and poles to make one secure streamlined unit for you to carry. Ideal to help get to and from the slopes, easy to put in the car and easy to store. |
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Black Diamond Expedition Trekking Pole
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DescriptionThanks to its three-section design and double FlickLock adjustability, the Black Diamond Expedition is ideal for winter travelers and backcountry snowboarders. The Power Series grip features a soft palming zone and an aggressive hooking point to leverage boot buckles and heel bars... |
In slalom skiing (winter olympics) why are there 2 poles next to each other that they have to go around?
In slalom skiing (winter olympics) why are there 2 poles next to each other that they have to go around? One is red and the other is blue. I understand the concept of gates in slalom, but this does not seem like a gate as they go around both and not through! Any help would be appreciated!!!!
Each gate they have to ski through has two poles, and the colours of the gates alternate. So there's a blue gate, then a red gate, then a blue gate, etc. When they put two gates one right after the other, say a blue gate then a red gate, the bottom pole from the blue gate will be right next to the red gate. As the skier transitions through the gates, they will go around where the two poles are side by side.
At other locations the poles will be farther apart.
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