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Yllas in December
 Poster: A snowHead
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Thinking of going to Yllas, Finland in December. I gather that at this time of year you get five hours of light and half the pistes have floodlights. I am assuming it will be very cold and googles are a must. What colour lens would be suitable, I have some yellow. Do you need clear for when floodlights are on?

I know that it is small resort. Anyone been there and can comment on it?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

john w, have a look at this thread. Although mainly about Levi there are some thoughts about Yllas that may help. Obviously the daylight will be similar so you could use the same link as I provided there for daylight hours.
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