Mountain's Faithful Unfazed by Accident ; the Cable Derailment of a Chairlift Is 'a Blip' in the Mountain's History, Says One 42-Year Sugarloafer.
Portland Press Herald › January 03, 2011
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For devoted Sugarloafers, who spend every winter weekend here, the cable derailment of a chairlift last week has not affected their attachment to Maine's second-highest mountain.
"It won't change a thing," said Lynn Harder of Falmouth, who was at the mountain on New Year's Day with her husband and two young children. "We're still all going to pile into the car and come up here."See the full content of this document
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Mountain's Faithful Unfazed by Accident ; the Cable Derailment of a Chairlift Is 'a Blip' in the Mountain's History, Says One 42-Year Sugarloafer.
Her sentiment was shared by other longtime Sugarloafers clustered at the bar of the Bag & Kettle Brew Pub at the base of the mountain.
News of the accident may have spread around the globe, but those a...See the full content of this document
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