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RHINELANDER, Wis. - Hundreds of blind skiers and their guides have been in Rhinelander this week for the Ski For Light event, which is held by the Ski For Light

RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) -- An organization that empowers visually and mobility impaired people to get out and experience outdoor winter recreational hobbies, brought their ski event to Rhinelander this week.

An organization that empowers blind people through cross-country skiing is bringing their annual event to Rhinelander.

A 99-year-old woman who faced a life of challenges with her disabilities decided to achieve some of her bucket list goals, with one being to go snow skiing. One organization helped her make it happen.

A 99-year-old woman who faced a life of challenges with her disabilities decided to achieve some of her bucket list goals, with one being to go snow skiing. One organization helped her make it happen.

Edyth Warne, aged 99, of Rapid City, South Dakota, skied for the first time with the help of Black Hills Ski for Light. Every January, Black Hills Ski for Light holds a winter event that gives people with visual or mobility impairments opportunities to enjoy winter sports

A 99-year-old woman who faced a life of challenges with her disabilities decided to achieve some of her bucket list goals, with one being to go snow skiing. One organization helped her make it happen.

A 99-year-old woman who faced a life of challenges with her disabilities decided to achieve some of her bucket list goals, with one being to go snow skiing. One organization helped her make it happen.