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I have a question for anyone who took ski lessons or worked at Loon Mountain in the 2005-2006 ski season. The 4 lesson levels at Loon Mountain were Intro, Novice, Early Intermediate, and Intermediate. What were the minimum requirements to be in each level? And were the requirements the same for the entire season?
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