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their upcoming winter dormancy period. Grinder weighed in at around 780 lbs just the other day - on his 'weigh' to 900 lbs for hibernation! Coola still won't step on the scale for us but he's typically 20% heavier than Grinder so we anticipate him to be breaking 900lbs now and 1000 before winter! Last week as a treat we fed them some pumpkin! As you can tell from the photos the pumpkins didn't last

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County Zinfandel 2012 Main Course Whole Rolled Suckling PigRoasted Apple, Wilted Cabbage, House Made HP Sauce Ravenswood Single Vineyard Designate Teldeschi 1999Ravenswood Single Vineyard Designate Teldeschi 2012 Dessert Poached Okanagan PeachCaramel Corn, Popcorn Ice CreamBlack Sage Vineyard Pipe 2008  Price: $95.00 per person + tax and gratuity (Includes round trip access on the Skyride)Time: 6:30pm

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BC Cancer Foundation to kick-start your fundraising: 1. GET TO KNOW YOUR PERSONAL FUNDRAISING PAGE: Personalize your page with a photo, and take advantage of the draft letters and other email tools in the Participant Centre. 2. TELL YOUR STORY: Who inspired you to do this? Your donors will be more inclined to give if they know why you are doing this. 3. SET YOUR GOAL HIGH: When you get within $100

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chatting, I was always bound to miss a root and trip! Think about looking 4 steps ahead of you and visualize your “line”. This will become easier over time, even as you start running faster. 4.I often talk about “time on feet”. Anyone switching from road to trails will tell you that your pace will generally be a lot slower while running trails. Running according to effort – or even heart rate - and time

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the camera yourself!  We've set-up a series of go-to points that you can direct the camera to turn to.  It's been popular so you might have to wait a minute or two for your turn to use the camera but it will tell you how many people ahead of you there are in the que.  Try it out and see what Grinder and Coola are up to right now!

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and all of next for one great price. Plus enjoy added value including discounts on rentals, lessons, retail and mountaintop activities as well as exclusive discounts on helmets and goggles. Don’t wait, only limited quantities are available. Buy yours now online, by telephone or in-person at Grouse Mountain.Buy Now

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. Using stories, songs and dances he imparts his students with important ideas of caring, sharing and respect of family, friends and the environment. As Willie will tell you “in the Squamish culture, no one is allowed to be an outsider – we welcome everyone into our home as family.” That means everyone participates! While being incredibly proud of his own roots and culture, Willie is just as

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: Personalize your page with aphoto, and take advantage of thedraft letters and other email toolsin the Participant Centre.3. TELL YOUR STORY: Who inspired you to do this? Yourdonors will be more inclined togive if they know why you aredoing this.4. SEND AN EMAIL TOEVERYONE YOU KNOW: Think wider than family and friends—local businesses, work, sportingclubs, etc. Remember to includethe link to your personal

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to their feathers as well. You can tell a Raven from a Crow by it's much larger size, much larger bill, spade shaped tail and location - Ravens are often found in mountainous regions while Crows spend their time in Urban and Rural areas near towns. Raven's also have a much deeper call than the nasally caw of the crow. Ravens are scavengers and will feed on leftover kills from predators such as bear

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Bring on the #winterlove Check out what’s in store this winter at Grouse Mountain With temperatures dropping, you can tell that winter is just around the corner. That means we’re getting ready to share our #winterlove! At the top of Grouse Mountain there is a ton of activity going on to get ready for all the fun things we have planned this winter. Skating Pond – Opening Soon! It’s almost time to

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