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Loveland gets seven more inches, and not from one of those SPAM emails

And you thought ski season was over: Loveland is reporting that the mountain picked up seven more inches overnight -- which is convenient, since it's one of the last mountains standing. Open until May 2, Loveland is offering $30 lift tickets to pass holders from other mountains, so if you're...
By Joe ToneApril 22, 2010
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And you thought ski season was over: Loveland is reporting that the mountain picked up seven more inches overnight — which is convenient, since it’s one of the last mountains standing.

Open until May 2, Loveland is offering $30 lift tickets to pass holders from other mountains, so if you’re craving more powder, you know where to go.

More photos below.

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