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Thread: Wasatch Conditions 09-10

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    A beautiful early morning out there today as the sun came up. N and NE shots skied very well. Anything SE-S had a crust - duh. Surface hoar is growing. 2+ cm in spots.

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    If you guys havn't already seen this, here's the full accident report from Kessler with my personal photos...

    http://utahavalanchecenter.org/accident_argenta_262010




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    That's some interesting layering there. Glad you're ok.

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    Damn Zach, glad you didn't go for a ride over the cliffs into Mineral.

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    any idea of the pitch of the slope...dident see it in the report? around 38?
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    It was 37-38

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    Thanks for reporting and linking that Z damn glad your okay.
    Going for a ride over this would be shitty

    Where's the Stoke
    My helmet cam footy from that day was worthless
    and my camera and photog skills=suck

    forgot your partners name

    that S utah stuff looked sweet.
    Yesterdays el cheapo diablo goatfuck pisspoor edited helmefooty
    Not sure how many days I've skied this season but this one will stand out as a damn good one
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    I drew the stay above on belay card in benson & hedges but pit results relayed to me
    7' depth failing no less than ct 30 20" off ground on facets/ rounding to large grains above a slight crust only detectable on shear
    ground facets 4 finger and appear to be sintering and rounding.
    "When the child was a child it waited patiently for the first snow and it still does"- Van "The Man" Morrison
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    SFB, nice stuff. Just curious, what camera are you shooting with and what are you editing with. If it's a VIO, there are a probably some easy things you can do to conserve video quality and make editing easier.

    Regardless, keep the stoke and obs coming. It's highly appreciated.

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    Wow, some cool lines and photos to be had in that amphitheatre scenery shot. Somebody should go hit that zone and post a full TR.
    "The skis just popped me up out of the snow and I went screaming down the hill on a high better than any heroin junkie." She Ra

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    It's a $80 oregon scientfic so I don't expect much all I have for editing is windows movie maker and obviously I suck at it. 'It is what it is" but like I said this was a damn good day of skiing in what hasn't exactly been a steller season having some viddy is nice.
    I picked up a camera and a total recall hemet cam from Iscariot but wiring on it seems to be jacked shot some video with but haven't downloaded yet.
    I'm not a cut & paster but there is a good personal account of the alexander basin incident by Dakota kid on the ttips obs thread if you haven't read it
    "When the child was a child it waited patiently for the first snow and it still does"- Van "The Man" Morrison
    "I find I have already had my reward, in the doing of the thing" - Buzz Holmstrom
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    ^^^
    That looked like such a sick day SFB! Probably way more fun than getting shut down in the desert and skinning many many miles for nothin, getting 4 turns and driving home haha. Not to worry, photos from the first successful mission down there are coming soon. Good work though man! Looks like my roommate Topher was there too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tone capone View Post


    Wow, some cool lines and photos to be had in that amphitheatre scenery shot. Somebody should go hit that zone and post a full TR.
    When were you guys down there. Thinking of heading down again. I was down that way a few weeks back and it was unreal. How were the avi conditions when you were there?

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    nicely done on the vid, sfb.
    A fitting tribute to Jimi Huega.

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    Quote Originally Posted by otter View Post
    When were you guys down there. Thinking of heading down again. I was down that way a few weeks back and it was unreal. How were the avi conditions when you were there?
    Yo Steve, remember when you almost bought a Subaru from some punk? That's me.

    We (Zach Clanton and I) were down there yesterday. The snow seemed reasonably stable. No recent naturals sighted. Got one random wind pillow to collapse. Although our first pit failed to the ground on isolation (may have been a fluke or error on my part), the second pit had no CT failure. The 6 foot column we examined had no questionable layers except for depth hoar at the bottom. The depth hoar was definately in the sintering process.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark H View Post
    Yo Steve, remember when you almost bought a Subaru from some punk? That's me.

    We (Zach Clanton and I) were down there yesterday. The snow seemed reasonably stable. No recent naturals sighted. Got one random wind pillow to collapse. Although our first pit failed to the ground on isolation (may have been a fluke or error on my part), the second pit had no CT failure. The 6 foot column we examined had no questionable layers except for depth hoar at the bottom. The depth hoar was definately in the sintering process.
    Not a punk, just trying to get the most for his car. To funny! Good to know on the snow conditions. Were you guys on the south end of cedar breaks or the north end? BTW you guys have been killing it on getting out.

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    alright, thats about enough CB exposure for now. (shhhhhhhhh!)



    Back to the wasatch:

    Steep skiing on exposed northerly aspects with no instabilities noted. Photos were takin between feb 7th-9th



    ^up...


    ^ down


    ^ rider: Forrest Shearer


    ^ rider: Neil Provo (top left, off the cornice)


    Snowpack observations: Pick the right spot and its excellent, pick the wrong one and you break all the bones in your legs or death

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    Quote Originally Posted by PROVO View Post

    ^ rider: Neil Provo (top left, off the cornice)

    Snowpack observations: Pick the right spot and its excellent, pick the wrong one and you break all the bones in your legs or death
    ^^^Have most of these lines filled in or are there sharks, everywhere?
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    Provo, as usual, very nice.

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    full on, holy bajezus nice shot

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    @RTR : Sharks everywhere. It adds to the gnar factor though I suppose. Some people aren't phased by rocks though, so you might just love it.

    thanks for the comments

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    ^ hey provo is that Wolverine somewhere around Romans or Zoot Chute? How is the west side of Wolverine lookin? Still rocky getting in and on the apron?
    "Officially known as Highway U-210, more commonly known as Little Cottonwood Canyon and unofficially acknowledged as the epicenter of the greatest snow on earth." Andrew McLean

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    I know this isn't exactly the Wasatch but I figured everyone here would enjoy these shots. Mark H has been posting some of his so here's the whole story!











    Full TR @ http://www.zachclantonphotography.com/mars-attack

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    wow! Nice work!

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    Thumbs up

    Hell yes! Epic.

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    I like it.

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