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Mount Snow celebrates 50th birthday with 'frozen geyser'
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Mount Snow, one of Vermont's major ski resorts, is marking its 50th anniversary this weekend with a 'Sinatra cover band', bargain lift tickets and "the return of the legendary Fountain Mountain, a man-made frozen geyser that sprung from Snow Lake in the 1960s."

Special themed weekends will continue through the ski season to mark each decade of the resort's history...

Will this 'frozen geyser' be the big attraction? It goes back to the founder of the resort, Horace Walt Schoenknecht, who brought the contraption to the resort as a surprise attraction in the 1960s.

"Walter was a very extravagant man" says David Meeker, Mount Snow's public relations coordinator. "He liked to come back from his travels with things he had found, and one of them was an enormous geyser. He put it in Snow Lake, where we take the water from to make snow, and put a geyser in the middle that shot 300 feet in the air. Since it was going all the time, it would freeze and just looked unbelievable."

This report from The Star Ledger.
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More interesting stuff about Mount Snow's 50th anniversary, from DelawareOnline.com.
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