June Avies and Pow 6-6-07
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Originally Posted by alto
As we reached the car, xover and trackhead made their arrival. But we had already tagged all the good lines. Sorry guys.
BWAH! You didn't tag shitt ;)
Did a lap on the shoulder, which was ok. But met up with Guy and ran a lap in Ballroom, which was very good. Then went up for another, but decided to boot up Main Chute to take a look. Got about half way up, and we decided to bail, due to rapid windloading and increasing danger.
Baldy Chute had easily 1.5 to 2.5 feet of snow in it. It was deep, soft, and very skiable. But also dangerous. The rest of Alta had about 1 to 1.5 feet. The exit out Corkscrew late in the day was absolutely PERFECT!
Guy, wishing he brought his Verdicts.
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June or January? Xover hauling.
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Called JoshP, but he said "It's biking season". Not today.
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Our last run, we booted up Main Chute. The weather was heinous. 40+ mph winds, cold, graupel. Feeling kinda soft really.
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Guy, at 8:15pm, dark skies, 800 ISO, not enough light. But the snow...........
I cut two small slabs about 2 feet deep that ran 100-200 feet. Interesting. Glad Xover suggested stopping and turning around.
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Best June pow day I've ever had. Xover hauling again.
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Notice the smile.
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Tomorrow morning should be good, if the wind doesn't wreck it. Watch out for wind slabs.