We are on another winter road trip with ultimate destination Bozeman. Our first stop was our usual ski spot, Kirkwood. I had two 12,000 foot days and my legs are feeling it!
I am so so so wanting to jump off this cornice on Fawn Ridge, but the birthdate on my driver's license says "No, don't be silly". Oh to just turn back that darn clock for just a day.
I want to jump in....but alas, I better not.
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Today the clouds were rolling in and snow was starting pretty briskly but it's not expected to be a big dump.
Michael at the top of the run we always warm up on. Staying warm was more challenging today compared to yesterday's full on sun.
Ferretlegger (Michael) with gray sky background.
Credit: SCseagoat
Off to Utah tomorrow...not sure where we'll ski. We'll check for the best conditions.
Splitboard and hard boots ^ (Dynafit TLT Mtn's) are awesome tools! I like what he says, "Because 90% of the day is going up and suffering, you hafta enjoy that too. The last 10% is the best part, but you have to enjoy that other 90%, because you won't be coming back, if you don't like that walking."
You guys rule!! Thanks for the stoke. I really needed it after last night.
These might be hard, but every snoriders best friend is ski patrol!!!
Take pictures honey!!!! Really?????? YES!!!!
Worried Sandra accidental self portrait.
Thumbs up for the Heli!!!
I can't say enough about the work that Blackcomb Ski Patrol does. They are true heroes. Quick and amazingly efficient! Top notch really!
I will always be in their debt. Were they not around I might not be tapping these words. Although, by the sound of Ekat's story, maybe I might, but I would be a lot worse off.
SCARY EKAT!!!!!!
I would describe my experience as smooth. Thanks to my heroes in Red!!
Here is a link to a blog post on local vancover stoke to send healing vibes to Big Mike!
Its for the obscure keeness of dawn patrols in a maritime climate..... http://www.innate-gear.com/blog/dawn-patrol
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