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  1. 02-21-2022, 05:06 PM #1051
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    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    7.30a uphill on the S-curves below Govy: an Excursion pulling a trailer decided to come unglued

    What was in the trailer you ask?

    Well, after 15mins of just dead standstill while they got readjusted & we were able to move closer & look
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    LOL. ^^^ that’s the guy that got sideways
    That is some good irony and one cool old Tucker. Wonder where it was bound for?
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    I wondered if it was headed to Tline, but have no idea…
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    To much truck for the driver.
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    Click image for larger version.  Name: Screenshot_20220216-162222_Samsung Internet.jpg  Views: 72  Size: 138.4 KB  ID: 406901
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    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    In other news, the snow at MHM was cold & thigh deep in places
    In other, other news, I can firm thigh deep blower pow at Bachelor in lots and lots of places.



    Sorry for the lame pic, but it's better than nothing.
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    If you look really close and can get through all the blower pow messing with the photo, there's a snowboarder in there somewhere. Really.



    Many face shots were had. Best afternoon of not working I've had in a looooong time.
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    Oregon 2021-2022 Snow Flow Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    In other news, the snow at MHM was cold & thigh deep in places
    Fake news, correction: cold & waist deep in places, with a little bit of body in the snow to push back just the right amount
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    Oregon 2021-2022 Snow Flow Thread

    Well, some measuring sticks are just built different
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  9. 02-21-2022, 10:07 PM #1059
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    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    Well, some measuring sticks are just built different
    Shorty...
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    Oregon's Resident "Best E-Unicycler" is now currently ranked as one of the world's fastest Women's E-Unicyclers.

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    Yesterday was really really great.

    No lift lines, knee deep blower, all my stashes were untracked. Couldn't ask for anything better on a holiday.

    Is that relevant enough for y'all?
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    Nice to see the stoke. I bet today is a beauty too.

    In other news, not sure if it's old, but confirmed, Skyliner out for the season:

    https://ktvz.com/news/2022/02/22/mt-...qW7l-eaRXj-p3c

    Still cannot help but wonder if preventive maintenance was to blame, or what the schedule for replacement is for these quads. Maybe it's not terrible news though as I bet it stays fresh for those that are good with a traverse to get back to an operational lift?
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    Bachy snow globe conditions -


    upload london 2018

    Cone bootpack for the win. So good I did it twice. Face shots from top to bottom.


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    snow globe, ftw!
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    Ski bowl was sitting in a pretty little blue pearl yesterday. From the top of Tom Dick Peak, you could almost reach out and touch it

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    Cold af & Jerry ruled the day. Skied a 101mm waist ski and they were glorious. I'm out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy View Post
    Cold af & Jerry ruled the day. Skied a 101mm waist ski and they were glorious. I'm out.
    Look at you getting on “fat” skis.

    Glad you had a great day!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy View Post
    Cold af & Jerry ruled the day. Skied a 101mm waist ski and they were glorious. I'm out.
    Not to mention all chairs were running slow/intermittently after 1030.
    Except NWX (which was OOC) and Summit that didn’t load butts
    But it was still great to have another refresh
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    Quote Originally Posted by m2711c View Post
    Nervous scrolling intensifies... [emoji51][emoji1702]

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    Quote Originally Posted by m2711c View Post
    Meh.
    I live 15 miles as the crow flies from this spot (on east side of the mountains). Never felt any earth shaking in the 10 years I’ve been here. Our water comes from aquifers of snowmelt, and there’s not been any indication of disruption due to this flow.

    Best science sez if there is an eruption it will create a cinder cone, and ash will not leave the wilderness area.

    Lari, if you want something to be nervous about, there are fumaroles all over Mt Brokenchair. Holes form in the snow as the mountain vents, and people have been known to hit them & crash. I know of a couple underneath PMX near the top, and a bunch far skiers left of Flying Douchebag. Jonesy knows of more - he’s been around since the mountain stopped erupting.
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    I have seen the mountain of fire, it was magnificent in it's pre-historic power and grandeur. Mt. St. Helens.....05/80
    1 of Top 3 events in a lifetime
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy View Post
    I have seen the mountain of fire, it was magnificent in it's pre-historic power and grandeur. Mt. St. Helens.....05/80
    1 of Top 3 events in a lifetime
    I bet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TBS View Post
    Meh.
    I live 15 miles as the crow flies from this spot (on east side of the mountains). Never felt any earth shaking in the 10 years I’ve been here. Our water comes from aquifers of snowmelt, and there’s not been any indication of disruption due to this flow.

    Best science sez if there is an eruption it will create a cinder cone, and ash will not leave the wilderness area.

    Lari, if you want something to be nervous about, there are fumaroles all over Mt Brokenchair. Holes form in the snow as the mountain vents, and people have been known to hit them & crash. I know of a couple underneath PMX near the top, and a bunch far skiers left of Flying Douchebag. Jonesy knows of more - he’s been around since the mountain stopped erupting.
    20 plus years ago, I encountered a fumerole somewhere tween outback and the soon to be northwest. Close call to say the least.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy View Post
    I have seen the mountain of fire, it was magnificent in it's pre-historic power and grandeur. Mt. St. Helens.....05/80
    1 of Top 3 events in a lifetime
    It ended the lifetime of one of my college roommates
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