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Lending a hand: hill help at Jackson is part of the event.(Jackson Hole World Championship Snowmobile Hillclimb)

The Jackson Hole World Championship Snowmobile Hillclimb has a lot of history over its 32 years. Snow conditions and changing weather alter the degree of difficuhy--as if a 1,571-foot vertical rise of between 30 and 40 degrees isn't enough on Snow King's Exhibition Hill. Oh, and there are "big f'n rocks," as some say, to make the ascent a bit more interesting.

Every year at Jackson there is a corps of volunteers--the hill help--whose job is to be there if racers can't overcome the physical forces Mother Nature throws their way. The hill help are part of the show that makes Jackson what it is. These brave fellas are in the middle of the action, risking healthy appendages to ...

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