In the 1970s Atlanta had an actual ski slope, called the Vinings Ridge Ski Area, with no fresh powder to be found. It wasn’t snow. It wasn’t even cold. It was a hillside covered with synthetic turf and plastic pellets that rolled under the skis, giving the sensation of swooshing through small plastic pebbles on a synthetic ski slope.
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