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Your very own ski lift!
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ski.like.a.girl
Certified Ski Diva
I would if I could. Although that thing looks scary. We put in a box behind our cabin in Government Camp, Oregon. Want to add more features this year. Our own little mini park. I would wear my heart rate monitor as I hiked the box. Burned over 700 calories an hour! Maybe I don't want my own lift. That's my winter cardio.
MaineSkiLady
Angel Diva
Oh great.....not letting DH see this one....we actually could do it (and DH does have the expertise but not the time), have a ski-able hill behind our house on our property, major-mega tight glades though. Absolutely doable after a big dump, and DS did clear some trees back there some years back. We've hiked it but not skied it.
One of the ski magazines did a feature story on this a year or two ago, about private ski hills, some with reconstituted t-bars, even.
One of the ski magazines did a feature story on this a year or two ago, about private ski hills, some with reconstituted t-bars, even.
skidaup
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Had a rope tow in the back yard of my Dad's house when I was a kit, it was pretty cool. Used to have a bunch of ski equipment for anyone to use, he would fire up the tow and tuck our scarves/hair and away we went. Packing the hill was tough but have some great memories.
