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Experience
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1.
actual observation of facts or events, activity or practice in
doing something, 2. skill or knowledge
gained in this way, 3. an event or activity
that gives one experience. |
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Whitetr@ks* provides concise and in depth information
including detailed facts about both; the operating companies and
the activities for your observation - in order that you chose the
activity and operating company that best suits your needs - you
will then have the knowledge to practice by performing the
activity - that will lead to skills and knowledge gained through
taking part - thus providing an activity that gives one
experience. |
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Experience
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too
observe or share in (an activity etc.) personally, to be affected
by (a feeling) |
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The Whitetr@ks* activities have all been chosen
because like skiing and boarding are all exciting, stimulating,
action packed adventure activities that produce similar feelings
when performed - achievement and accomplishment that can all have
a positive impact on your personal and social development;
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At Whitetr@ks* we understand that each event,
each activity is intangible and that all you have left afterwards
is your memories of the experience created by those feelings -
Whitetr@ks* will remove all the factors that
might depress those feelings, then take those feelings, and
enhance them to create a snowsport experience that will never be
forgotten and hopefully repeated.
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Experienced
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having
knowledge or skill gained from much experience |
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By
providing the ultimate experience - Whitetr@ks* guarantees
that you will want to come back.
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To
be 'Experienced' - not @ one, but in many of our Alternative
Snowsport Experiences.
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