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Norwegian ski team (9) arrives in New Zealand with 200 pairs of skis ... looking for ice
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Whether those 200 pairs include any powder toys seems unlikely, judging from this report in
The Ashburton Guardian
which details their formidable resources and logistics.
Norway's elite racers are hungry for gold at the 2006 Winter Olympics, so much so that they will ski full-on from now until next April (by which time the Turin Olympics will - of course - have come and gone).
And what they want to ski is
ice.
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