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I was the only girl that rode sleds on a regular basis.”

 

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cherished by a few

 

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abandoned on the mountain

 

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fuming—waiting while their male counterparts were ripping up the snow

 

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frustrating and back-breaking

 

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Looking into the future

 

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friends she used to sled with growing up

 

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“When the helmets come off,

 

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do you think that manufacturers are starting to market more to female customers in the production of their snowmobile gear. This includes the sale of women’s clothing, ergonomically correct and lightweight machines, and magazines that promote female participation in the industry.

 

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do not eat yellow SNOw

 

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do not eat yellow SNOW....

 

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do not eat yellow SNOW....

 

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Thats by far the cheapest Ive ever seen

 

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dont eat yellow snow!!!

 

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dont eat yellow snow!!!

 

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let it snow let it snow let it snow

 

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let it snow let it snow let it snow

 

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