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People who run highways don't generally aim to provide optimum skiing conditions, and in the case of Highway 51 in Wisconsin the man responsible for it - Marathon County Highway Commissioner Glenn Speich - is blowing hot about the problems of snow blowing...
A local ski area, Granite Peak, sometimes catches the wind in the wrong direction when it operates its snow guns, so the snow lands not on its trails but on local roads - and Speich is angry about it.
[Editorial note: but not half as angry as if his tarmac blew onto local ski trails]
Quote:
"It's a safety issue, and there is a liability issue there," says Speich.
This report from
WisInfo.com.
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