Seems like there have been a lot of SLCO SAR calls in the past three weeks, especially for climbers.
Seems like there have been a lot of SLCO SAR calls in the past three weeks, especially for climbers.
Not the Wasatch but oldest got his first taste of TWE. Kokopelli-UPS-LPS. Did not clean the snotch but mostly everything else. [emoji16]
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^^^awesome
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Edit...Oops wrong thread. Shoulda went in the wasatch dirt. Carry on.
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saw that yesterday. the 11 yr old is hoping for one last weekend.
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Hey O Guys!
Been loving seeing everyones stoke! Warmer temps are here!
Knees getting strong everyday, been able to start running and am pushing the conditioning. I honestly feel strong from a leg perspective than before the injury.
Getting back into climbing shape. Was able to send the Abyss (12d) over the weekend. So that was rad.
Keep it up crew!
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well bye bye to lift served in the Wasatch. it was a hell of a season.
If i were to go up LCC (bird and alta closed) on Sat is there any place to grab a drink on a terrace or bar? Have fam in town and no idea what to do with them :)
Tram club and snow pine should probably be open.
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was hoping for a top-down high boy lap last night, but I probably should've taken a closer look at the mountain before I started going up..
eagle's nest still in good shape, devil's castle getting a little sun cupped but not terrible. most of the high-t is pretty dry other than sunspot and stonecrusher.
KSL is reporting a climbing fatality of Superior, Lone climber apparently slipped. SAR is headed up for recovery . All you LCC Mags accounted for?
this on the south ridge?
He went up the south ridge, summited, started down the east ridge and went over the cliff at the top of the weather station.
Let's see, in the last 2 weeks: Climber in Fergy fell and ripped all his gear and landed on his head, climber in Hellgate fell which resulted in sever lower leg trauma, climber in BCC messed up his rappel and fell 70 feet, runner fell off the top of the Hounds tooth, and today the fatality on Superior. + a couple of tired/cold hikers.
Saw some runners starting up the South Ridge this morning in shorts with small trail running packs. I told them it was really windy/cold and the snow was firm and treacherous and I got a "Thanks bro"
Sigh...
I got spooked last season on the descent running into firm snow. I ended up butt sliding into Cardiff and slogging across the snowy flats instead of insisting on sticking to the ridge. There are plenty of spots that are way too steep and exposed to be fucking around in running shoes with no pointy bits.
When you say weather station do you mean the one on top of Cardiff peak or is there another one I've never noticed along the ridge?