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Skiing is one of Cameron Peacock's favorite sports because it provides action, adventure, and stress relief. Skiing allows one to explore varied terrain on a mountain, from groomed runs to backcountry powder, and provides more control and access to different areas than snowboarding. Peacock enjoys both the adrenaline of tricks and steeps as well as relaxing powder runs.
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