Spring Breakers wait in line for the Hooter Chairlift.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
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(58° 23′ 0″ N, 134° 11′ 0″ W).
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3 comments:
Is a hooter chair what I know as a t-bar? I could never master those.
No, Hooter is a two person aerial chairlift. Hooter is just the name they gave to this particular lift.
There are also Ptarmigan and Black Bear chairlifts. Eaglecrest does, however, have a t-bar lift called the Platter.
Hello Juneau, I'm Sciarada and excuse me, my american language no so good, I'm italian.Your site and your photo are really wonderful. I will follow you
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