Wasatch 23/24 Stoke Thread: Red Snake Coverage coming at you live from tgapp's fartba
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Yeah, that's a 20 year old photo, I don't think it's that fat right now.
I haven't skied that line in 15 years but I remember it rolled over enough that it was hard to see your line from anywhere on that upper snow field.Comment
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Thanks ASP, 1st time at 100% this season! Hope you got some nice turns there @goodabouthood!
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That’s what I’m hearing now too. Texas tumbler/Doaks chute. Looks good from above, ends in a massive cliff.Comment
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Condolences and best wishes for a strong recoverywell..after a great beginning of this trip with my sons, plan was Solitude,Brighton, Snowbird, then I was going to scoot to points further afield but it came to an abrupt halt Tuesday morning...could have been karma for my snarky remark pages ago, but that would be pretty brutal Karma.
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Saturday we made some great early runs off great western and mid morning went out the side gate to the hidden valley{?} area. I dropped into like the third chute, boys went on to the next. Midway as the chute narrowed I stopped, and rather than straight lining started jump turning down, missed one fell forward and was flipping and tomahawking immediately..... a long ragdoll 100-150 yds seemingly forever, all witnessed by my sons .... pin bindings did not release, knew half way my legs were broken. Came to a rest seated with my back facing uphill which was a good thing. My feet felt like they were swimming independently in warm water.
Sons were there to keep me from doing anything to make me slide off my perch.
we called patrol and while waiting someone who'd previously patrolled stayed with us and gave them better location information, whoever that was thanks for your knowledge and help!!!!
Now Brighton Ski Patrol----- Thank you, thank you, thank you it wasnt' an easy place to pull someone out with a tib/fib fracture in both legs. don't have previous experience but I was shivery and shocky and they made it as easy as possible. Will, Max, wish I remember all the many people involved, Thank you
Intermountain Medical and staff has also been amazing, super competent and really kind. Im flying home tomorrow, it will be hellacious but surgery can't happen till swelling goes down... meantime I have my cool hardware.... this is going to suck
Honeycomb was a blast
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>>>200 cm Black Bamboo Sidewalled DPS Lotus 120 : Best Skis Ever <<<Comment
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+++++VIBES+++++ sent your way. Heal up. Enjoy the hassle free drugs“How does it feel to be the greatest guitarist in the world? I don’t know, go ask Rory Gallagher”. — Jimi HendrixComment
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Not surprising but unfortunately sounds like that Snowbasin skier didn't make it. RIP, and peace to the patrollers, medics, and everyone else who helped. Must have been grim.
Daviski, Dude! Don't know you but X1000, sorry about your wreck, that's brutal. Hope your journey home goes as well as it can.There's nothing better than sliding down snow, flying through the airComment
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There's nothing better than sliding down snow, flying through the airComment
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