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    After a long day, Ski Patrol and Mountain Operations Snowmobiles are parked in a row and lit from the loading dock of the main building in Perisher's Front Valley. The main car park can also be seen in the backgound to the left along with the SkiTube terminal in the central background. by: jamespresneill Views[229] Architectural lines frame the main building of Perisher Resort's Front Valley after closing time. This section of walkway is the main throughfare from the car park to ski hire, lift ticket sales and the beginner ski lifts. During the day, hundreds of snowboards and skis will line the racks along either side of this corridor of high activity. by: jamespresneill Views[293] The 9pm SkiTube arrives at Front Valley of Perisher Ski Resort. Due to the cost of living 'on snow' most staff and guests live or stay in the nearby town of Jindabyne so the SkiTube has limited use after the ski slopes have closed and eveyone has returned to Jindabyne. by: jamespresneill Views[937] A lone 'Snow Cat' grooms the slopes after lifts have closed at Front Valley of Perisher Ski Resort, Kosciuszko National Park, AUSTRALIA. 2013 has seen a slow start to the snow season, relying heavily on man made snow and cloud seeding to boost snow depth for consumers. by: jamespresneill Views[580]  

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    Thursday, 4 Jul 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

     
    My family moved around Australia a lot as a child and decided I didn't like it so when we settled down in Canberra I dreamed of staying in the one place for the rest of my life. I was wrong. As I have grown and matured, I have discovered that every exceptional ... Read more >
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