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Started by Mike Beaty
Thu, 04 Dec 1997 00:00
FS: Lift ticket. Only $10! and more....
Author: Mike Beaty
Date: Thu, 04 Dec 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 04 Dec 1997 00:00
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FOR SALE: Ski Cooper Coupon Book. Includes a free pass. Only $10!
Includes coupons for:
Qty Description
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1 Free weekday lift pass. Valid 1-19 Dec 97 and 6 Jan - 10 Mar
98, excluding President's weekend 13-16 Feb.
2 $6 lunch, which includes choice of burger, cheeseburger, vegi
burger, or chicken fingers; plus fries and medium drink. Valid
7 days/week during above period.
5 2 for 1 list pass coupon. Valid 7 days/week during above
period.
2 $5 off second ski or snowboard lesson coupon. Valid every day
all season.
4 10% off non-sale items in retail shop.
1 $20 lift ticket with any Leadville lodging receipt. Valid
weekdays as above.
Obviously, you get a weekday of skiing for $10 -- the rest of the
coupons are gravy. You can break apart the book if you want and
distribute coupons to your friends, give them as stocking stuffers,
include them with your holiday cards, etc.
Ski Cooper is a friendly area 9 miles from Leadville. It has 25 runs,
is somewhat of a telemark haven, and welcomes snowboarders. There is a
little something for everyone, from wide open gentle beginner slopes to
hitting powder in the trees.
With the summit at 11,700 feet, there is no need for artificial snow.
It is all as Mother Nature intends it to be. It is just over a two hour
drive from south Boulder. Copper Mountain is another area about 35
minutes away, so don't be confused by the similar names.
Finally, a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Ski Cooper Ski
Patrol. Of which I am a member.
If you're interested, e-mail or call me at 530-3779. I only have 20
books and they're not being reprinted this season.
Thanks!
Mike
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Mike Beaty Why pay to ski? My skiing is tax-deductible! ;-)
EMT/IV/Defib National Ski Patroller Ski Cooper
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