Yes, that is one - zero - two. 102 inches at the stake on Mansfield. Check out the graph: <link http: www.uvm.edu skivt-l>www.uvm.edu/skivt-l/
That's all. Just wanted you to know.
102 inches of snow atop Mt. Mansfield
Posted Tuesday, March 2, 2010
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Mt. Mansfield,
Backcountry skiing,
Alpine / downhill skiing
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