[ Design & SKI ] 34 25 SkierNeigeClôturePeuple libreBalançoiresÉchelle vintageSkierAspenBancsChaisesBalançoires de vérandaSki vintageArbres de bouteilles de vinMaisons de campagneDécoVieilles caisses en boisPlanches de snowboardSnowboard Bench. I'm pretty sure I have enough old boards hanging around, and have always wanted to do this.Voir pluspin 14heart 2Vintage skisVoir pluspin 4heart 1Old wooden skis + vintage ladder makes an awesome table for the lake!Voir pluspin 2great use for old skisVoir pluspin 2heart 1Ski Bench - Will make someday with my old skis!Voir pluspin 2ski-ZVoir pluspin 2Vintage ski mirror....Voir pluspin 2Ski decor - painted skis arranged in pattern - wonderful for a snow country home.Voir pluspin 1A good use of my old skis.Voir pluspin 1ski bench! 19 August 2010 (Singapore) See full cast & crew » See more awards » 781 news articles » A group of friends whose leisurely Mexican holiday takes a turn for the worse when they, along with a fellow tourist, embark on a remote archaeological dig in the jungle where something evil lives among the ruins.
A married couple becomes stranded at an isolated motel and finds hidden video cameras in their room. They soon realize that unless they escape, they'll be the next victims of a snuff film. Paul is a U.S. truck driver working in Iraq. After an attack by a group of Iraqis he wakes to find he is buried alive inside a coffin. With only a lighter and a cell phone it's a race against time to escape this claustrophobic death trap. Based on the true story of two scuba divers accidentally stranded in shark infested waters after their tour boat has left. Do You Like My Basement Do You Like My Basement? tracks how one man's creative frustration bore a need to make the perfect horror film. Stanley Farmer was rejected universally by the film world. See full summary » On a late night visit to an ATM, three co-workers end up in a desperate fight for their lives when they become trapped by an unknown man. See full cast » At Mount Holliston, snowboarders Dan Walker, his girlfriend Parker O'Neil and his best friend Joe Lynch don't have enough money to buy lift tickets.
Parker bribes Jason, a lift-worker, with one hundred dollars. When the system is nearing closure, they force Jason to let them have one last pass. However, Jason needs to resolve a problem and his colleague misunderstands his instructions and stops the lift. The trio of skier and snowboarders gets stranded on the chairlift near the top of the mountain. When they see that the lights of the ski resort had been turned off, they need to make a choice: leave the chairlift or freeze to death. Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilSee All (50) » Nessuno sa che sei lassù. (No one knows you're up there.) See all certifications » View content advisory » Release Date: 19 August 2010 (Singapore) Also Known As: Muerte en la montaña See full technical specs » Shawn Ashmore did his own stunt when he gets pushed down on the snow by Chris York. After Parker pulls her frozen hand off the safety bar, her skin remains stuck to the metal. Later in the film, the skin is no longer present.
I don't see her.Just give it a couple of minutes. Are you sure about this? Yeah yeah, works all the time. Besides, this lady loves Lynch. Featured in Three Below Zero (2010) Written by Johnny Anguish Performed by Dirt Mall Courtesy of Daykamp Records See more » Is "Frozen" based on a book? Whats this about a scene in Hatchet II where Parker appears? Any recommendations for other survival movies like "Frozen"? Contribute to This Page Slopeside-Built in 2014, Private, Luxury Chalet W/ Mtn Views, Backs to Slopes 'Slopeside' - One of the highest homes at Massanutten, very private This listing was first published here in 2014. Date last modified - Saturday, February 18, 2017 This property requires that you message the owner to complete your booking request. Tell us about your trip: My travel dates are flexible Your dates are Available! Act now, book this property Save info for other inquiries
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List Price: $760.00 Our Price: $485.00 30-Ton FLAT Profile Hydraulic Cylinder Model SSC-30-13. Single Acting Spring Return, 13mm stroke, 10,000 PSI Maximum Pressure. 3/8" NPT Female Quick Coupler Included. Please Reference Data Sheet for All Dimensions and Weight. This listing was first published here in 2005. Date last modified - Sunday, February 19, 2017The Annabelle Inn's individually decorated rooms feel like they belong in a cabin rather than a hotel. And the cozy, casual layout follows suit -- rooms are all accessed by exterior hallways that face inward over a quaint courtyard. Amenities here are few, but the two outdoor Jacuzzis are a real highlight -- especially for slopes junkies who enjoy the ski videos played Jacuzzi-side in the evenings. Perks such as the plentiful free breakfast buffet and the great Main Street location (a little more than six blocks from the ski lifts) make the inn a great value year-round. Great Main Street location, within walking distance to downtown
Two outdoor Jacuzzis with peeking mountain views Free ski shuttle stops directly in front of lobby Individually decorated rooms with cozy, personal touches Free daily breakfast buffet No pool, fitness center, or spa Rooms, especially in the front of the hotel, can be noisy The Annabelle Inn's individually decorated rooms feel like they belong in a cabin rather than a hotel. Rustic lodge with a casual layout and two outdoor Jacuzzis Overshadowed by trees, the Annabelle Inn can be hard to spot on the first drive-by. But the rustic lodge stays true to its unflashy roots with nicely updated mountain-lodge-style decor in the lobby, including tons of old, unfinished barn wood (even the ceilings), comfy leather couches, and a cozy stone fireplace. This area also has a huge flat-screen TV, and two computers with free Internet access.The Annabelle has a four-story, courtyard-style layout exposing all the stairways and walkways to the elements. (The Inn does have an elevator in case the outdoor staircases get overwhelmed by snow, which can be a common occurrence in Aspen winters.)
The central focus of the inn, the courtyard, is a serene area with a wonderfully landscaped water and stone feature, and pretty flower pots. On the fourth floor overlooking the courtyard, a ski-lift swing (Aspen's take on a porch swing) is a great spot to take in the beautiful mountain views. The two outdoor Jacuzzis also offer mountain views (though just a peek), and serve as prime spots for post-slope relaxation -- the upper Jacuzzi area features ski videos every evening, an added perk for ski junkies. On West Main Street, within walking distance to the heart of downtown Aspen When driving into Aspen, it’s easy to miss the Annabelle Inn, which is nicely located on West Main Street but hidden by large trees, at the intersection of Main and 2nd streets.Guests can walk to almost anywhere in Aspen from the hotel -- the ski lift, The Belly Up live music venue, and numerous restaurants and bars. And what may be beyond walking is a just short drive. The most frequently photographed scene in Colorado, the Maroon Bells Scenic Wilderness Area, is just a 25-minute drive from the Annabelle Inn.12-minute drive to Aspen/Pitkin County Airport4-hour drive to Denver International Airport10-minute walk to City Market Grocery14-minute walk to the closest ski lift in downtown Aspen17-minute drive to Snowmass Village25-minute drive to Maroon Bells Scenic Wilderness Area
Cozy cabin-style rooms with individual details Guests have three room options: Premium, Deluxe, and Standard. Premium rooms, lining the top floor of the Annabelle, offer great views of Aspen mountain, and a few have fireplaces or balconies. Deluxe rooms have less of a mountain view than Premium rooms, but offer the same standard amenities. The only difference (besides the price) of the Standard rooms is the proximity to Main Street, and the resulting street noise that can be heard from these rooms. Luckily street noise dies down fairly early. But if you're a light sleeper, an upgrade to a Deluxe or Premium room wouldn't hurt.Thanks to the fact that they're individually decorated in classic mountain-lodge style, rooms feel more like they belong in a cozy cabin than an Aspen hotel, with unique layouts, handmade quilts, and antique furniture. Rooms aren't large, but they are comfy, and the bathrooms are nice with updated fixtures and and pretty tile work (unique from room to room).