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<title>Skiing in Vermont</title>
<description>&#x3C;img alt=&#x22;Ski Face&#x22; class=&#x22;leftill&#x22;  src=&#x22;http://www.sitebits.com/images/2006/irazema_ski_face.jpg&#x22;&#x3E;&#xA;A few weeks ago, my boyfriend and I decided to take a weekend skiing trip to Vermont.&#xA;I&#x27;d always wanted to learn to how to ski but had absolutely no skills, being Mexican&#xA;and all.&#xA;&#x3C;br&#x3E;&#x3C;br&#x3E;&#xA;Complicating the situation was the fact that three years ago my boyfriend went through an unpleasant experience of getting buried in an avalance while skiing in the high mountains - fortunately, he survived the accident (otherwise, I wouldn&#x27;t be dating him!), but unfortunately he had to go though numerous operations and until last March was only able to walk aided by a pair of crutches or a cane.&#xA;&#x3C;br&#x3E;&#x3C;br&#x3E;&#xA;So, erring on the side of caution, we decided to do cross-country skiing. The plain surface was really my best bet, too, as I could be calm, in contact with nature, but not too far from all the earthly conveniences...&#xA;</description>
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