yesterday was a total jackpot for a gaper hooky day.... sooo satisfied.
kt skied amazing from bell to bell.
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yesterday was a total jackpot for a gaper hooky day.... sooo satisfied.
kt skied amazing from bell to bell.
here we go....
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DAMN. Way to Get Some Spencer!
FIFY ... very awesome and worthy of repost!Quote:
Originally Posted by HiGrade1
Those munchkins pics are sweet. Nice send, and I like the new name too.
Emerald bay froze a few weeks back but even that is fairly rare. I think the lake will turnover due to temp gradients before it can freeze and it just doesn't get that cold for that long here to freeze such a deep lake.Quote:
Originally Posted by sqikunst
I think its big enough and deep enough to never freeze.Quote:
Originally Posted by sqikunst
Supplementary InfoQuote:
Originally Posted by Consigliere
Nicely done! That is no joke of a line.Quote:
Originally Posted by HiGrade1
Question, does that small chute/straightline lookers left of M0(air belay) that looks like it goes actually seem doable? Anyone ever done it? It looks as though you could make turns to about the crux but from my recollection of the terrain there is really no way to scrub your speed once you get out. Is that the case?
I'll be at Alpine tomorrow through Saturday, anyone around?
In case you want a mathematical formulation of the lake freezing process:Quote:
Originally Posted by sqikunst
Fang et al. 1996
Corn should be cooked up tomorrow in sunniest locales or Thursday on many SE-SW slopes.
http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/...R/IMG_0038.jpg http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/...R/IMG_0036.jpg http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/...R/IMG_0037.jpg
Thanks to Sam and HiGrade1 for the shots. I cant even explain my frustration not being able to come up with a helmet cam for this line after going through 2 this year but the line just couldn't wait. This was my first time in M0 and i want to give props to anyone who has ever skied this line through the gnarly switchback traverse skiers left cause that line looks way gnarlier to me! But the line was just about perfect yesterday and begged to be done- snow was super stable after ski cuts near the trees. The air was awesome but unfortunately the bottom chute was snowed in a lot and was not the 40-45 degree landing i was expecting, more like 30 degrees. I thought the landing might be deeper in the wind-pocket but was still pretty windpacked like the rest of the mountain yesterday, I punched thru only about 18inches on the landing but took it well enough to land back on my feet and ski out with both skis right after it tossed me one revolution. It could only have been better with 2 feet of fresh maybe ill get a chance at full redemption with a helmet cam later this year...
-Spencer
In regards to the M0 line..... Why would you not get better pics and/or video if you're gonna throw down a once in a lifetime line like that? Not to be harsh, but you can't really tell if it was actually aired out or not. With that said, I've been in there, and I would never ever ever send that. You are the f'n man. The pictures do not give it justice.:eek:
Some raw from Kirkwood on Sunday.http://vimeo.com/21679604
so i got a ton of pics from squaw this storm cycle.... amazing snow, early mornings, and long days, not to mention the snow... here is a good one of kt, i'll put up some more latter
Great shot!Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
I think I saw you guys hit that. It was pretty tracked out by noon and I was afraid I was gonna get tossed on the lower part so I pussed out. What time did you take this vid?Quote:
Originally Posted by dhklauer
lf any one lost some skis on 50 this weekend (from http://www.telemarktalk.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=76014 )
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrecking Ball
some more from this weekend...
from my front door
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011/kt-buff-sm.jpg
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011...rs-buff-sm.jpg
there's no snow in the box
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011/box-buff-sm.jpg
coleman's is a boneyard
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011/nose-buff-sm.jpg
pain mcschlonkey competitors blading the fingers
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011...bladers-sm.jpg
everything was skied out monday
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011/kt-mondaysm.jpg
and i was the only one there (9:14am)
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011/kt-line-sm.jpg
nobody threw down
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011...-eagles-sm.jpg
never made it up here
http://www.skilogs.com/pics/tgr/2011...all-zen-sm.jpg
OK, I spoke with 666. He's abdicating his role as Chairman of the Longboard Day this season. Too much other stuff coming up in his non-ski life.
So, I'm taking the reins and hereby declaring that this year's LBD will be held at Alpine Meadows on Saturday, April 23. This is the same day that Alpine is planning Snow Golf and the two should go together just fine.
You know the rules. Snowboards over 200cm, skis over 210cm. The crazier the outfit, the better.
Photos courtesy of Tyrone:
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...v/IMG_1286.jpg
http://photos-c.ak.facebook.com/phot...31930_3001.jpg
I have a friend with a 200cm snowboard for sale - an awesome powder board - if anyone is interested.
now, how to find the alpine love.
And didn't there used to be a ladies category at 190 or 200 cm?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sinecure
yesterday the sidecountry served up some fine helpings
FranklezZ enjoys some of the denser pow of spurkwood mountain resort
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...1&d=1301519515
Ottime enters the bowl to thunderous applause
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...1&d=1301519515
Good to see some other Squaw pics.....cool.
You KT guys......yeah, yeah, "it skied great all day", but the upper mtn was closed for a week, Palisades were epic, etc. I think you are missing out.....and I really like KT too. :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by jahroy
i knew when i went to bed sunday night i wouldn't be leaving kt on monday... the first couple turns monday morning sealed the deal.
sometimes i pretend i'm having fun when i'm skiing elsewhere, but really i'm just talking to myself saying let's get back to the mothership!
i actually really like headwall, but don't usually go there on days like monday when everybody is swarming it.
my thrill is the sensation of continuous turning. the pallisades don't have much to offer in that regard... sometimes i'll make some turns in extra, but that's about it.
one of the coolest things about squaw is that there are so many different ways to enjoy it... i love to see the pallisades stoke and am hoping i bag my second chimney line ever later this year.
*PRESS RELEASE*
'With baby #2 coming in May.....my ski days are extremely limited. The board agreed and voted accordingly, LBD chairman duties have been delegated to Sinecure. Long Live the LBD and Short Skis Still and Always will SUCK!'
http://www.royalambassadorapts.com/s.../LBD_08_04.JPG
all good things must come to an end, including this 6 week stretch of incredible. a movie from last week. it was kind of deep