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With just under 400 inches of snow falling during the season at Stevens Pass, almost 200" fell in February! 53 inches fell over the weekend of the 19th. The results were neck deep.  Staying in the RV lot is decidedly fun. The RV got buried over and over.      Then the sun came out and we took a trip to Mt. Rainier to ski a bit. The scenery was spectacular. The skiing was good too. We skinned up to Camp Muir and skied the snowfield down to Paradise.     
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