After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for

December 11, 2012 12:00 am
After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for

After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for nearly a month, Snoqualmie Pass sat relatively barren. As other higher, Washington mountains opened, the pass sat empty, lifts motionless. Finally after a week of lowered temperatures and snow levels, including a big 14 inch dump on Thursday, The Summit at Snoqualmie was finally able to open to the public. Here’s a look into opening day at Seattle’s closest ski area.photos by Mike Stolp-SmithPublished on December 9, 2012

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After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for
After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for
After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for
After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for
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After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for
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After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for
After watching snow fall only to be washed away by rain for