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Hey I recognize those ice sculptures... :) I like the one that comes out the side of the drive building!

Here is a Girak gondola that looks like a state of the art prison on top of a mountain.

Another shot.

i think everyone knows the yan signs on their lifts. YAN was the first lift name i knew thanks to one of those friendly blue signs.

The top of 23 at mammoth:

Hall gondola add for stowe (1969)

Zack- can you take credit for that Chair 23 photo? If so- great shot!

KZ, on Feb 14 2004, 02:31 AM, said:

Mine too. But DV doesn't have them on their lifts. I only noticed it when I saw it at PCMR on the Payday triple chair

Vancouverguy, Do you still have pics of the Cypres Eagle Express? It's a doppelmayr right?

http://canada.nw-skilifts.com/images/resor...eagle/eagle.htm

sorry john, i didnt take tha picure. I wish i had, but i found it on the mammoth web site.

John, C-2 was gone before I worked there, are you referring to C-3 Green Valley?

No- C-2 at Baker. Sorry about the mixup.

Hey, this is Access Express at Bear Mountain. Is this terminal really as short as it looks!?!?! I don't remember it being unusually short when I rode it a few years back.


Is it just an optical illusion of sorts?
This post has been edited by CAski: 15 February 2004 - 10:47 AM

I thought Bear Mountain only had two HSQ's, one a CTEC while the other is a Garaventa CTEC which was just installed like two years ago?

That place sure looks crowded.

So I did some back tracking and I have found a total of 3 HSQ installed at Bear Mountain. The Big Bear Express is a 1990 CTEC HSQ still in place, the Access HSQ was installed in 1998, while their was another HSQ installed in 1994 by Garaventa CTEC with a length of 5515, veticle of 1188, and capacity of 2400. Does anyone know what happend to it? Maybe it was never installed but I think that CAski posted a picture of it for the trivia section.

It only has two HSQ, and I have never seen more than that when I have traveled there.

The Mountain Run Double & Little Whiteface Double.

They were originally builted by Hall and later retroffited by CTEC
This post has been edited by Eric: 16 February 2004 - 12:00 PM

Manufacturers plaque (Garaventa) from the Norquay double chair at (guess where?) Mt. Norquay. I also saw a couple of the old Hall Lift plaques mounted on the wall in the bar at the old Sunshine Inn. Most likely these were from the old Standish or Angel chairs.