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odd midnight snowball fight with the guys doesn’t hurt.” “A normal shift for us starts by getting geared up and checking in with the team on the previous shift so we know what’s been going on. We’ll check the weather and make a plan for the day then the team usually divides up into different areas on the Mountain. From that point on we’re out, turning snow guns on or off depending on the weather

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areas and assess potential impact on resident wildlife before any work was done. This is just one of the projects we’ve been working on this summer and fall to help us get ready for winter. We can’t wait for the snow to fall so we can welcome skiers and riders back to the Peak of Vancouver to share in our #winterlove! To see our crew in action, check out a video on our summer brush cutting project

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Namaste! Mountaintop Yoga Returns Back by popular demand for the summer Grouse Mountain and YYoga are excited to bring back the ultimate yoga experience to the Peak of Vancouver this summer. Stretch in the sunshine after a hike up the Grouse Grind or arrive by Skyride as you relax breathing in the mountaintop fresh air. Starting this weekend, YYoga will be offering complimentary 30 minute yoga

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believe in the amazing moments that can only be experienced on the ski mountain, in the terrain park, or on a chair lift. We believe in the power and outstanding value of Y2Play.Buy Y2Play

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Wind Turbine Generator Commissioning Complete The Eye of the Wind has the potential to start generating power. It’s a nice feeling - the commissioning of our wind turbine generator is complete and The Eye of the Wind now officially has the potential to start producing power. As excited as we are, we have to wait for a few more upgrades at our point of connection before we take that final step to

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or a new hydration pack that you're itching to try out, make sure to test things out before race day to find out what works for you. That way, you will have the best race that you possibly can. Most importantly, have fun and crush those hills!!! Suzanne’s Tip: Remember the training and know you're ready. Remember to say thank you to the volunteers. Mostly have fun! It's a fun atmosphere at the

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piping bag, fill the molds or ramekins approximately half way up with the coulant batter. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Brownie 1/2 cup (125 mL) butter 2 1/4 oz (63 g) dark chocolate 1/2 cup (125 mL) sugar pinch cocoa powder 1/2 cup (125 mL) all-purpose flour, sifted pinch baking soda 3/4 cup + 1 Tbsp (190 mL) almond powder 1/2 cup (125 mL) pecans roughly chopped 2 large brown eggs Preheat the oven

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, whom they then try to further impress with a short powerful flight.  After mating, the females leave the males territory to raise the chicks on their own.Grouse chicks are born with soft fluffy body feathers and shortly after hatching can follow their mother around.  They then forage on grasses, berries and budding leaves both on the ground and in shrubs and trees.  We've seen families of 8-10 up

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riding. The Skate Pond is open daily from 9am to 10pm for a skate in the mountain air. Munday Alpine Snowshoe Park is in good condition with Blue Grouse Loop, Whistler Water Way, and the Snowshoe Grind w/ Discovery Loop all open. With continued sun in the forecast over the next few days, it is a great time to enjoy bluebird skies and fabulous groomed conditions. For the latest in snow conditions visit

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year.Honey is created by the bees from the nectar of flowering plants.  Foraging bees collect the nectar, mix it with enzymes and store it inside the hive.  Here, bees fan the nectar/enzyme mix until it dehydrates to approximately 18% moisture content.  When this happens it is officially called 'honey'.   At this point the bees put a wax cover on the cell to help preserve it.Bees continually make honey as

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