Pretty sure that is 91, I think I just heard a snippet saying a few cars were buried and 15' in places.
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For all the negs keystone gets I think it's a fun mountain when it snows. You can easily rack up 40,000 vert by 2:00 there if that's your thing. Long runouts on every lift, but lots of vert.
I am scheduled to head into Eiseman Hut Sunday. Thoughts on whether I should go.... route in is avy safe. Supposedly.
The snow back there is several feet deep of fresh. Gonna be a long difficult skin. Steep slope near the hut might be dangerous.
Whelp, I just got approval to finish my PhD primarily working remotely in Denver*. After over 5 years of intermittent skiing and doing long distance with the wife (so she can ski regularly), I am just beyond stoked to catch the second half of the CO season. Move won't be finalized for a few weeks, but I hope to ski a lot of dawn patrols and half days starting April at the latest. Hope to be posting in this thread a lot more. This avy danger put a bit of a damper on our plans to tour this weekend in RMNP. But inbounds should be amazing, minus crowds.
*with trips back to Baltimore if/when needed
"Alpine rock and steep, deep powder are what I seek, and I will always find solace there." - Bean Bowers
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Congrats!
Loveland sounds like it will be super crowded on Saturday
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"In the end, these things matter most: how well did you love? How fully did you live? How deeply did you let go?" - Buddha
"Come back alive, come back as friends, get to the top-in that order." -Mark Twight
According to whom? Here are you options starting yesterday:
a. really crowded ski areas
b. potentially dangerous backcounty
c. drive as far away from the city as you can and cross your fingers
It is what it is. The hype train can't be stopped. It is yet another snowy weekend during the beginning of spring break in a state that is bursting at the seems with probably a cool million season pass holders (IKOM, epic, MC, other). This is skiing today. It will be slower in the spring and midweek. If you can't get used to it, take up a different hobby or move to the Alps.
((whoooosh!))
Sound of something going over your head
Maybe. ...or maybe the I'm just over the both the doomsdayers with a bad attitude about the crowds injecting themselves into the mix and the too cool for school experts that think that they can out maneuver the crowds yet still end up in the mix with a bad attitude.
But seriously, I could use an internet consultant. I suck at it. You available? I'm gonna need some whitty memes and .GIFs however. It looks like you program in BASIC.
I feel like this didn't get much attention yesterday:
WTF was the cat operation on Jones pass doing taking clients into the area during extreme avalanche danger yesterday? One client buried and killed now.
I'm not saying anyone that is incorrect however please let me know what your source is saying that it is Powder Addiction client that is the deceased?WTF was the cat operation on Jones pass doing taking clients into the area during extreme avalanche danger yesterday? One client buried and killed now.
"Alpine rock and steep, deep powder are what I seek, and I will always find solace there." - Bean Bowers
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Starting to dump in CB again.
Congrats auvgeek! That’s great news!
Terrible news about the Jones Pass
incident. I’m so sorry for your loss to those affected.
It is a fatality https://avalanche.state.co.us/caic/a...ep&view=public
Enjoy Loveland. Enjoy Colorado. Enjoy the drive. I'm not pinning anything on you Auv and Jess. As mentioned, I suck at the internet. Your also a PHD, you should be my internet consultant. You must be smart. The interview process starts now, I need memes.
Really sad to hear about the fatality.
Haha, we suck at the interwebz as well. But it would be fun to ski with you sometime. Always enjoy your take on avy stuff and wx.
Thanks for the congrats everyone. No PhD yet -- have to be careful I work enough and actually graduate sometime soon instead of skiing too much...
"Alpine rock and steep, deep powder are what I seek, and I will always find solace there." - Bean Bowers
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Thanks for posting that, I hadnt seen that report. It's always unfortunate to see people pass as a result of doing something they love.
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