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The image displays the loading station of a chairlift at a ski resort in Saint-Chaffrey, France, under a clear blue sky
The image displays the loading station of a chairlift at a ski resort in Saint-Chaffrey, France, under a clear blue sky. The upper section of the chairlift's drive mechanism, including a large pulley wheel and a metal support frame, occupies the central top portion of the frame. Affixed to the chairlift structure is a white informational sign with blue text and graphics. This sign provides the following specifications: - A graphic profile indicates a lift trajectory from an altitude of 1750m to 2240m, with a total vertical gain of 490m and a total length of 1494m. - The lift operates with "sièges 4 places" (4-seater chairs). - Its power output is "puissance 305KW (415cv)" (305 kilowatts or 415 horsepower). - The operating speed is "vitesse 2,25m/s" (2.25 meters per second). - The maximum throughput is "débit maxi 1800 p/h" (1800 people per hour). Directly below this, a smaller white sign with a red border features a pictogram of an adult figure flanked by two smaller figures, with "1.25m" indicated by vertical arrows, denoting a height requirement, typically for unaccompanied riders. Below the machinery, on snow-covered ground mixed with visible brown earth, several individuals dressed in ski attire including helmets, jackets, and skis, are queued to board the chairlift. Empty 4-seater chairs are seen approaching the loading area from the left. In the background, other skiers are visible on a snow-covered slope, and a wooden structure is partially discernible to the right. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight.
