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A mountainside turning from white to green is also a sign of the upcoming grass skiing season: the 2006/07 season is already upon us. Interest in the sport is accelerating, as winter snowsports resorts are increasingly turning to complementary activities in the spring and summertime. Some medium level altitude ski villages believe promotion of all-year-round attractions to be key to their very survival. Clearly, should the closure of such resorts accelerate, there will be increasing demands placed on the 1800m+ ski areas, and potentially, higher prices through greater demand over a shrinking season. The success of such ski domains in their new initiatives is clearly of interest to all snow-lovers!
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