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From the hillside above camp, tents sit below an old ski jump.
Patchy snow crosses the slope, and trekking poles lean against a tree.
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From a little way up the hillside behind camp, an ordinary downward view takes in a disused ski jump and the tents at the bottom of its landing slope. The weathered timber takeoff tower, with a small enclosed hut built into it, stands prominently above the run. Old crusted snow lies between patches of thawing grass and wildflower stalks, with slushy tracks leading to a worn canvas hot tent and its stovepipe below. A pair of trekking poles rests against a tree. Soft morning light falls unevenly across the slope, under a pale, lightly clouded sky.
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