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Into the Untracked
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“This Is Your Decision Point” says the sign dividing the ski area from the unpatrolled powder fields on the other side of the boundary. Know what you’re getting into, it says, and don’t venture out unless you’re willing to accept the risk. If you aren’t, turn back now.
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