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I was told last year by liftees that were running it on the day, that it was F.I.S’s own lift. That was my info. I am sorry if I was wrong on that.

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I mean when you get there on that particula night as really it depends on that night that you are going out.

And Fernie beer is the worst stuff in the world. Goes down semi alright but I know I feel it in the morning worse than any other beer I have drank

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Watching dome of the non-stopers last year, I think you can really come at any level. At the start of the year some could not even get on the chair. They got passed that pretty fast though, so I don’t think you need to worry too much about the ability level

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It is too bad that the Ghostriders will be your hockey experience. Too bad the NHL is gone, as I would have suggested doing that in Calgary or Vancouver, whichever you are flying in through.

The Ghostriders aren’t what should be called good hockey. But saying that, you will probably have a lot of fun as there are usually other Brits and Auzies that go and have a good time.

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Avtually that one for the aerials, was FIS’s own lift that they bring to each event. I do think FAR does have one though, but that one wasn’t it

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Where are they gonna have the dummy downhill now?? haha. great times

The pipe sucked, it had a bend in it. Not that i really cared about the pipe, I try to stay away from the lower mountain.

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The best way to do it is to ask a local. I am guessing that it will be a group of university students looking to get messed up. Best way then is ask one of the young people in the hotel. or a liftie, or someone at the daylodge. or go to one bar, and ask the waitress, they are usually pretty honest

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