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Snow Globe?

My aunt has been looking for a specific snow globe for years and I would love to find it for her for Christmas. It’s a hill/mountain with pine trees and a log cabin at the top, and it has “real” snow, not glitter. I appreciate the snow globe sights but I’ve been to lots and can’t find it. Has anyone ever seen it?

Mountain For Sale in Pennsylvania?

where can i find a mountain or a piece of land on top of a mountain for sale in pennsylvania, i would like to see if there is a place especially near philadelphia…thx

From Hamilton to Siberia: Montana log home business forms Russian partnership. (Rocky Mountain Log Homes): An article from: Montana Business Quarterly

From Hamilton to Siberia: Montana log home business forms Russian partnership. (Rocky Mountain Log Homes): An article from: Montana Business Quarterly

This digital document is an article from Montana Business Quarterly, published by University of Montana on June 22, 1998. The length of the article is 1221 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

From the supplier: Hamilton, MO-based Rocky Mountain Log Homes has profited from the partnership formed with Russia. The partnership involved the company’s manufacturing and selling of a log factory to the Russians. Rocky Mountain transported the factory components to Siberia in 1992 and took about three months to assemble and test it and to train operators. The Russian factory manufactures houses made of Siberian pine trees, which are marketed to countries, including Russia, Turkey, Greece and South Korea.

Citation Details
Title: From Hamilton to Siberia: Montana log home business forms Russian partnership. (Rocky Mountain Log Homes)
Author: Carolyn Schultz
Publication: Montana Business Quarterly (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1998
Publisher: University of Montana
Volume: v35 Issue: n2 Page: p25(3)

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hey. we’re looking for a mountain cabin…?

myself and 7 mates are wanting to visit the usa next year. (we’re from scotland)

we’d love to stay in a log cabin in the mountains, preferably when there are fun things to do locally (state fair or such like)

we’d love suggestions for any states, and would appreciate any recommendations and web links, if possible.

thanks in advance for answering :o )

Splash Mountain log ride complete @ Disneyland Anaheim

At the time it was built, Splash Mountain was one of the most expensive projects created by Walt Disney Imagineering ( million). The Splash Mountain project was not originally approved, due to the cost. The Imagineers on the team mounted an internal publicity campaign, taking turns carrying large (4′ x 6′) artistic drawings of the project around the Imagineering offices and pitching the project (and its technical details) to anyone who would listen. This grass roots campaign succeeded in educating all of Imagineering, and most of the Disney executives, on the project. According to an Imagineer familiar with the project, the original design for the logs included a scooped front nose intended to move the water in front of the log, and to assist in slowing the log down during the final drop. During final testing of the ride, Disney president and CEO Michael Eisner convinced the Imagineers to let him and his son on the ride (over the Imagineers’ collective objections). The scoop design had the side effect of throwing large amounts of water up in the air and onto the riders, and Eisner and his son came off the ride soaked. Michael commented to the Imagineers “Great ride, but you have to do something about the water”. The log design was changed shortly afterwards. The audio-animatronic characters were adapted from the America Sings attraction in Disneyland Park’s Tomorrowland that had run from 1974 through 1988, having replaced the Carousel of Progress after that show was
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