Riding the rails at the Lost Valley Rail Jam

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Nick "Young Franchise" Garcia, 19, of Lewiston kicks up ice shavings brought in from Ingersoll Arena as he rides the rails at Lost Valley Sunday morning. The open rail jam was a peer-judged contest on style and skill, allowing snow boarders and skiers to have some fun before the snow falls. Prizes were provided by Backwoods and Lost Valley. "The basic rule is to have fun and don't hurt yourself," event organizer John Viale said. To see a short video and more photos from this event, visit sunjournal.com/2012LVrailjam.

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Snow boarders, from left, Nick Garcia, Troy Boucher, Michael Graham, Kenzie Clark, Pete Hoops, A.J. Scott and Jakob Warm watch others and await their turn to ride the rails at Lost Valley on Sunday. More than 30 people signed up for the peer-judged contest on skill and style. The day ended in a barbecue for those in attendance.

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Gould Academy student Clayton Gamble, 17, of Boston rides the rails at Lost Valley during a peer-judged open jam Sunday. More than 30 people showed up to display their skills. The competition was open to all skill levels, according to event organizer John Viale.

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