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That big trackside berm
Author: Robert
Date: 08-13-2008 - 19:01

Visiting Winter Park some years ago (from my Nebraska home) I made it a point to check out that "station" site for the ski train. And I've been mystified, ever since, about that long, high berm along the south side of the tracks with its tunnel passageway(s) providing access to the ski lodge area. It's obviously not natural, but purposefully constructed. So can someone explain that purpose? Many thanks!

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  Empty Coal in Zero Degrees (Colorado) Freericks 08-13-2008 - 10:46
  Re: Empty Coal in Zero Degrees (Colorado) John H 08-13-2008 - 11:20
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  Re: Empty Coal in Zero Degrees (Colorado) Mike in LA 08-13-2008 - 12:50
  Re: Empty Coal in Zero Degrees (Colorado) Ken Scott 08-13-2008 - 14:49
  Winter Park photo on a "normal" Winter day. D 08-13-2008 - 18:19
  That big trackside berm Robert 08-13-2008 - 19:01
  Re: Empty Coal in Zero Degrees (Colorado) Bob 08-14-2008 - 10:12
  Re: Empty Coal in Zero Degrees (Colorado) Freericks 08-14-2008 - 11:01


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