^^^so i guess that means white pine is out??? forgive mah jongness.
today was well worth coing out here for. took out the video camera (the actual one) but can't edit anything on this week machine. couple of pics from today. me
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^^^so i guess that means white pine is out??? forgive mah jongness.
today was well worth coing out here for. took out the video camera (the actual one) but can't edit anything on this week machine. couple of pics from today. me
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wtf? are you in utah now, powdork?
must be, you're already farming your turns.^^^
gimme a call.
I've been touring around here a good bit, from white and pink pine to rocky point to grizzly to the emmas to cardiff, but not posting pics here - seems so redundant and I don't know that any of you are interested, so why bother? But here are a couple since I was out with our smart weatherman, Lionel Hutz and his girlfriend Holly. Please tell me if this face we skied is called Cardiff or Flagstaff, because I get mixed answers. I have been there over and over now,including solo - I just love it on a bluebird powder morning.
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Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
Henry David Thoreau
^^^
Sweet! Looks like you've been making the best of Utardia. That first shot is Poleline Pass. Flagstaff is north east of that. Cardiff is behind and northwest of where that shot is.
Johnny's only sin was dispair
Cardiff fork is the drainage northwest of the bowl that you were skiing, which is called Cardiff bowl. Although the peak above, with the weather station, that they put the christmas tree shaped lights on is officially named: 10,277, but it is always called Cardiff peak. My friends and I just refer to it as the christmas tree.
Did east bowl for the first time, super fun, great snow considering how warm it was, everything was stable, some sluffing on the south face in grizzyl gulch on the way back to the car.
Frame grab from Canon 7D video
Nice Zach. Broads?
Thanks for the info. One of these days I want to go further north there and ski around the heli terrain. Cardiac?
But tomorrow I am thinking of Superior - e/se from the top. I'd like your evaluation. Ski maybe between 10-11 am? Or will it just be too warm?
Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
Henry David Thoreau
Superior is generally a good time, but it is tracked out and will mostly be a variety of crusts after our warm day today and our winds last night. And yes, given that the forecast high temp for LCC is 41-45, 11 will probably be too late for a south facing run.
[QUOTE=jeri534;3159055]Did east bowl for the first time, super fun, great snow considering how warm it was, everything was stable, some sluffing on the south face in grizzyl gulch on the way back to the car.
Looks like West Bowl to me. East facing, yes.
Edit to add, Nice vid, good angles. Thanks for the stoke!
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Mixed bag today. Found some deep surface hoar that skied pretty well but its also starting to camouflage the icy, bare patches. I got to push into terrain that I've rarely felt safe skiing; large, open 35 degree rock slabs.
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Sick pics!
"... when I turn, I just hope it hits me in the face."--Shroder Baker/Under the Influence
Variable out there today on N-NE aspects below 10k up north in the Wasatch. Surface hoar noticed on shady slopes below 9k.
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"Officially known as Highway U-210, more commonly known as Little Cottonwood Canyon and unofficially acknowledged as the epicenter of the greatest snow on earth." Andrew McLean
So I skied superior from the top (se) at 10:30. It was perfect. I'm so happy.
I'll put up a couple of pics shortly.
Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
Henry David Thoreau
some pics of the endless pow at and around brighton past few days
some wind slab and ice but the NW faces were sweet
Damn I miss the Utah pow! Great pics everyone...
Supportable crust and fast travel at 6,000ft elevations.
Surface faceting despite warm day time temps.
The fog is now smog. Perhaps this page is a better resource for "current conditions".
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My partner lost his keys on Circle Awl this morning. Just in case someone found some keys for a Dodge up there. I think he also had some Toyota keys on there too.
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