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Date Posted: 20:00:06 02/18/10 Thu
Author: Lee
Subject: Thanks for sharing, usmgrad. I wondered why those blue lines were there.
In reply to: usmgrad 's message, "Well here's another tid bit - as it relates to skiing. Why the blue lines? I must admit I was wondering about them as I watched the skiing last night. Wondered about the green plants at the ski jump over the weekend too. Hope you find this article informative. Check out the link inside." on 18:23:45 02/18/10 Thu

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They really help when the fog is low. I believe the blue is food dye. (NT) -- Cece, 21:32:04 02/18/10 Thu

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