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  1. #1701
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    Quote Originally Posted by lhitchner View Post
    Today's Utah Avalanche Center report (Sat. March 16) states,

    "The switch flipped, and spring is here - yesterday’s high-angle sun destroyed the powder on all but the steeper, shady upper elevation slopes, above about 9,000’."

    Here are 2 photos of where I found pretty good Spring powder on steeper, shady upper elevation slopes, above about 9,000' yesterday.
    To see a photo gallery of 37 of my photos taken last Friday click on this link https://lhitchner.smugmug.com/Skiing...March-15-2019/.

  2. #1702
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    Quote Originally Posted by mall walker View Post
    so we took the long way to Superior. the really long way, from Porter via Dog Lake
    i had to read that a few times to fully comprehend. That is a really really really long way.

  3. #1703
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    ^^^ Talk about a supertour. Having down Alta to Summit Park which is mostly downhill I get queasy at the the thought of basically reversing and lengthening that beatdown. Proud work. The GT is going to bore you at this point...

    Had my first loss of inspiration for the season after getting skunked Thursday and decided to skip the Saturday crowd pleaser in favor or riding bikes and getting started on the garden.
    After a violent FOMO attack I was back at it for a pow-finding mission on Sunday. Looks like "a few" people headed into Cardiff/Sup over the past few days, it was odd to find the Alta lots and Pole Pass skinner fully deserted.

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    You can see mallwalker way the fuck out there, on his way to this exact spot:

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    Hello gorgeous:

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    POS line award goes to this thing. Even the novelty factor doesn't redeem it, I'd skip it even in stellar conditions. It gets you places fast at least:

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    Steep trenching, steep skiing:

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    Traversed over to Mineral after the excruciating experience of skinning down MillB last Thursday. No tracks whatsoever on the ridge which gave us hope for a classic Santiago exit. Turns out the fucking bird landed a group of people right on top of it, as well as pretty much every other line in the drainage. Room of Doom looked like High Boy a week after a storm. Oh well, these flying idiots couldn't ski themselves out of a paper bag and left the centerpunch alone. Good snow all the way to the flats. Insane coverage on the road, the aspen tunnel is getting seriously cramped.

    One more pano for the road:

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    It's going to take some high-level imagination to find a fresh line on Scotties:

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  4. #1704
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    ^ hell yeah. some of those look steep

  5. #1705
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    Great weekend! Props to the dibs household for hosting a great event, it was rad to meet so many mags! I was bummed I wasn't able to ski with everyone but hopefully some of us can still get out before all the snow melts in July(?).....

    Had a great weekend skiing.... Saturday started with a visit to big ben

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    ^^^How many ogdens does this get?^^^

    Sunday skied some groomers for a few hours at solitude, but had to leave to work before the mass mag gathering

    this morning, decided to hit the stairmaster
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  6. #1706
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    snow holding up ok in those steep shady areas?

  7. #1707
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    Skied a N facing Patsy this AM and the snow as still dry. A slight change in aspect can bring on a crust quickly.

    I went back up in the afternoon to check the harvest. SW at 1:30p had some supportable corn.

  8. #1708
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    OMG some beautiful pics this last few days/ gg mags




    The Snow was about perfect for High Speed Cruising Today - was at Soli
    on Evel Knievels

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    ski paintingshttp://michael-cuozzo.fineartamerica.com" horror has a face; you must make a friend of horror...horror and moral terror.. are your friends...if not, they are enemies to be feared...the horror"....col Kurtz

  9. #1709
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    Quote Originally Posted by mall walker View Post
    we took the long way to Superior. the really long way, from Porter via Dog Lake

    .

    WTF?!
    "If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough."

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    Quote Originally Posted by nest View Post
    WTF?!
    wanted to do ~30 miles, gearing up for a big trip... can't really say I recommend it. but to quote your sig, "If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough."

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    still finding some soft turns out there at protected north mid elevation this morning, but the juice may not be worth the squeeze... corn or steeps might be the better call

  11. #1711
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    Quote Originally Posted by mall walker View Post
    still finding some soft turns out there at protected north mid elevation this morning, but the juice may not be worth the squeeze... corn or steeps might be the better call
    Couloir weeks and corn harvests, what's not to love?
    Sub-par frame grab from Sunday video, I'd post the actual footy but my mouth breathing obscures the awesome sound of the sluffs cascading over the cliff...

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  12. #1712
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boissal View Post
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    That's a rad shot with the cascading snow, but at least tilt the camera so it looks like all the photos from other angles

    Did this again today

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    missed a turned, skied a little way into coalpit drainage, far enough to loosen yer fillings from ze chatter. then turned it around and caught some soft snow in da steep trees.

  13. #1713
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    Skied the drool today. Thanks Utah.


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    with Boissal, can't let BRUTAH have all the fun up there. the light show was 5-star, the snow, well...

    those late january rocky cruxes are a thing of the past, skiing wide as a highway right now

  15. #1715
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRUTAH View Post
    That's a rad shot with the cascading snow, but at least tilt the camera so it looks like all the photos from other angles
    If I make it look like a milk run people will ignore it!!
    But really, it's a weird shot with a super devious fall line. It looks completely unskiable right now if you're looking from above. From below it looks more like a big boring low angle traverse. Once you're in it it alternates between long mellow right turns gripping straight-down-the-fall-line-and-over-the-cliff left turns.
    The one above it is much steeper and skis better.

    More of the morning light show:

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    MW climbing out of the freezer, ready for a thigh-busting teeth-loosening shredfest:

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    The crux of every LCC couloir mission. I swear some of these rocks are coated in transparent slime.

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  16. #1716
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    Nice!

  17. #1717
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    Nice work! Those sunrise pics are awesome.

  18. #1718
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    Quote Originally Posted by mall walker View Post
    the light show was 5-star, the snow, well...
    Quote Originally Posted by Boissal View Post
    MW climbing out of the freezer, ready for a thigh-busting teeth-loosening shredfest:
    Great shots. Conditions in the vicinity last Friday, the light wasn't as good:

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  19. #1719
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    Quote Originally Posted by flowing alpy View Post
    amazing pics you’ve been showing us from the lbcc
    thanks man! this winter just keeps on giving

  20. #1720
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    that UD backpack is the tits.
    did you know that STP has it on closeout for 49.00?
    I bought a spare.

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    ^ that is an insane deal. might get myself a backup too. the old 18 is a rad spring pack also...

  22. #1722
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    Quote Originally Posted by MultiVerse View Post
    Great shots. Conditions in the vicinity last Friday, the light wasn't as good:

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    Looks like the snow sucked a lot less though... My thighs are still roasting.

    Which pack are you guys talking about? My Salomon 30L is too big for this kind of light day, unless I'm hauling skins + rope/harness and crampons it's mostly empty and doesn't carry all that well...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boissal View Post
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    ^^ beautiful. chased some settled pow yesterday. found some in n facing sheltered areas but everything else effected by the sun. skin track was slick AF and character building. saw 2-3” at solitude early today so travel should be more manageable moving forward...

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  25. #1725
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    Anybody headed to Alta tomorrow for scraps?
    I need to go to Utah.
    Utah?
    Yeah, Utah. It's wedged in between Wyoming and Nevada. You've seen pictures of it, right?

    So after 15 years we finally made it to Utah.....


    Thanks BCSAR and POWMOW Ski Patrol for rescues

    8, 17, 13, 18, 16, 18, 20, 19, 16, 24, 32, 35

    2021/2022 (13/15)

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