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X-WR-CALDESC:Snowshoes and snowshoeing have been practiced for 6\,000 years
 . This program illustrates the history of snowshoeing from prehistoric tim
 es to the present. The use of snowshoes by North American Indigenous peopl
 es demonstrates that different types of snowshoes were created to accommod
 ate varying terrain and snow conditions.\n \nThe program examines the spor
 t of snowshoeing in New Hampshire from the 1880s to the rise of skiing in 
 the 1930s. Its popularity resurged in the 1970s\, driven by new designs an
 d materials. Today\, snowshoeing in the White Mountains and other snowy re
 gions is more popular than ever. The program ends with a demonstration of 
 different types of snowshoes used today. \n \nDavid Govatski spent over 30
  winters snowshoeing in the Great Lakes States and Northern New England fo
 r the US Forest Service. He also served as a snowshoeing instructor in the
  military for several winters. Today\, he continues to enjoy snowshoeing o
 n daily walks in the White Mountains.
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DESCRIPTION:Snowshoes and snowshoeing have been practiced for 6\,000 years.
  This program illustrates the history of snowshoeing from prehistoric time
 s to the present. The use of snowshoes by North American Indigenous people
 s demonstrates that different types of snowshoes were created to accommoda
 te varying terrain and snow conditions.\n \nThe program examines the sport
  of snowshoeing in New Hampshire from the 1880s to the rise of skiing in t
 he 1930s. Its popularity resurged in the 1970s\, driven by new designs and
  materials. Today\, snowshoeing in the White Mountains and other snowy reg
 ions is more popular than ever. The program ends with a demonstration of d
 ifferent types of snowshoes used today. \n \nDavid Govatski spent over 30 
 winters snowshoeing in the Great Lakes States and Northern New England for
  the US Forest Service. He also served as a snowshoeing instructor in the 
 military for several winters. Today\, he continues to enjoy snowshoeing on
  daily walks in the White Mountains.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T200000
LOCATION:1245 Blad Hill Road\, Albany\, NH 03818 US
SUMMARY:Floating on Snow: 6\,000 Years of Snowshoeing
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