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11-2010 Alpental Chair 2 - National Monument or ?

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15 years 1 month ago - 15 years 1 month ago #216502 by BillyTheMountain
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Here is the map (section) that shows Kante as it was originally INCLUDED within the ski area boundary.

Look closely at the map and you can see for yourself that the original red line marking the run has been covered with paint (you can still see the red line). Notice also how the LOCATION of the name "Kante" itself still sits in the original position revealing that "Kante" at Alpental has been shrunk down and altered, only at the top of the run.
You can also see that the NEW red line connecting Kante was not done by Dee Molenaar as the line is not the same as the others. Its fatter and shaky. The whole alteration on the map looks like it must have been done by an amateur and NOT the original artist.
I have a feeling the Alpental "honeymoon accident" (and death) MAY have had something to do with CLOSING the original run, "Kante" but I am NOT SURE what happened or WHY Kante was altered.
This "closed" area of Kante is also referred to as, Kite Bowl as this is where the folks back in the 70's used to "take-off" with their early rigid hang-gliders. That was the days of the hotdog skier, bright yellow ski gear with wide contrasting stripes and bump experts. Those early ski seasons were the time for our NW ski pioneer's to conduct crazy gear experimentation because there were fewer restrictions, and a guy named Jeff Jobe.
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15 years 1 month ago #216516 by oftpiste

A**, Grass, or Gas

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appy new year


I'm sure the scorpion lady would be happy to assist in this department.

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15 years 1 month ago - 15 years 1 month ago #216588 by BillyTheMountain
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Here is the map (section) that shows Kante as it was originally INCLUDED within the ski area boundary.

Look closely at the map and you can see for yourself that the original red line marking the run has been covered with paint (you can still see the red line). Notice also how the LOCATION of the name "Kante" itself still sits in the original position revealing that "Kante" at Alpental has been shrunk down and altered, only at the top of the run.
You can also see that the NEW red line connecting Kante was not done by Dee Molenaar as the line is not the same as the others. Its fatter and shaky. The whole alteration on the map looks like it must have been done by an amateur and NOT the original artist.
I have a feeling the Alpental "honeymoon accident" (and death) MAY have had something to do with CLOSING the original run, "Kante" but I am NOT SURE what happened or WHY Kante was altered.
This "closed" area of Kante is also referred to as, Kite Bowl as this is where the folks back in the 70's used to "take-off" with their early rigid hang-gliders. That was the days of the hotdog skier, bright yellow ski gear with wide contrasting stripes and bump experts. Those early ski seasons were the time for our NW ski pioneer's to conduct crazy gear experimentation because there were fewer restrictions, and a guy named Jeff Jobe.


Billy you bozo!
You should tell unsuspecting folks that they should NOT go into KITEBOWL! Just don't do it! There is NO ESCAPE. It is a certain death zone so don't go there. And certainly don't go there on my say, that would be your first mistake, if you made any more mistakes down in KITEBOWL, you could fall off of shot 1,2, or 3, neither of any one of these will be ANY good for any of you.
I am just attempting to present a certain historical detail of Alpental, based on the map.
Drying out my ski gear,
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15 years 4 weeks ago - 15 years 4 weeks ago #216671 by BillyTheMountain
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This map of Alpental Ski Area is posted at the top of chair 2. I think it is there to keep the wind out of the building as no person ever stops here long enough to study this amateur and unfortunate map, unless they are stashing beers.
Notice that the SKI AREA BOUNDARY is much larger then the ski area normal operating size. Look at the LEFT border of the main map, it includes lower shot 8! So where is the ACTUAL SKI AREA BOUNDARY and why is it so ambiguous changing from map to map?
So did "Alpental At The Summit" have this map created by the groomers between shifts, or what?
Also, it may be time to look at the TWO PENTAGRAMS that the "The Summit" uses for its logo. You can see them on this "map".
As if THAT wasn't enough... ...notice that the ALPENTAL name has the word PENTA "hidden" in it!
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15 years 4 weeks ago #216679 by Vera_Similitude
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While Studebaker Hoch may be of little impact, hopefully Ethel and 'Quentin Robert DeNameland will clarify your role here.

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15 years 4 weeks ago #216680 by gravitymk
If you look hard enough you can find conspiracy or something wrong in anything.
Step back to take it all in, you might see something else altogether.

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