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    This is gonna suck for a while

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    Quote Originally Posted by sfotex View Post
    Just saw this on the UAC twitter feed:

    # Got a second hand email about a skier who was buried and broke their leg in Cardiff Fork. Skied out with help from companions. No details. about 2 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone


    Also saw the avy rose for the Provo area.
    so its chill to ski around 6k?

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    Quote Originally Posted by smuggs View Post
    so its chill to ski around 6k?
    I'm planning to have a picnic at the bottom of a large chute a 6k this afternoon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sfotex View Post
    I'm planning to have a picnic at the bottom of a large chute a 6k this afternoon.
    Picnic in Tanners!

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    Considering the Provo mountains just picked up 9 inches of water weight, I'll be moving my picnic to the bottom of Cold Fusion

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark H View Post
    Considering the Provo mountains just picked up 9 inches of water weight, I'll be moving my picnic to the bottom of Cold Fusion
    How about we sled into the base of the SW couloir of Cascade, then wait for it to get nice and sunny?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark H View Post
    Considering the Provo mountains just picked up 9 inches of water weight, I'll be moving my picnic to the bottom of Cold Fusion
    It's a bit long to get there, you're welcome to join my scout troop at Aspen Grove instead if you'd like. We'll have hot dogs and jello!


    Two days of work left before I have 2 weeks off and the snowpack completely shits the bed, awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post

    Two days of work left before I have 2 weeks off and the snowpack completely shits the bed, awesome.
    It'll heal up quick enough.

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    Guess the mille gazex wasn't coperating, so skied hidden canyon laps all day steep shots that hadn't naturaled were pretty easily ski cut and sluff was slow but plentiful and dense
    face shots o plenty

    plenty of sub 30 degree slopes with this

    most appeared overnight but a few smaller ones sympethically released on putting return traverse in.
    "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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    Quote Originally Posted by skifishbum View Post
    plenty of sub 30 degree slopes with this

    most appeared overnight but a few smaller ones sympethically released on putting return traverse in.

    glide cracks???? water runnels???
    Last edited by BRUTAH; 12-20-2010 at 10:08 PM.

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    Slight surface instabilities at 9K feet in BCC. Sluffing was happening at on the rain crust from Sunday night. Snow was light, in the 3-5% department.

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    East aspects around 9k seamed to be getting stronger. The interfaces below the storm snow were easier to pull out yesterday than today in ct's.
    "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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    Not as deep in the North, but still a sweet day!
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    Likely another foot by the end of the day tomorrow.

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    Wasatch Back: Plenty of soft slabs and sluffing on Murdochs. Didin't see many bomb blasts (but the blackness may have been covered by fresh snow). The Can. opened Condor, and it was absolutely sick. Days like today make me happy to live in P.C.
    Good skiing with I.G. and seeing MPPG on the hill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by schindlerpiste View Post
    he Can. opened Condor, and it was absolutely sick. Days like today make me happy to live in P.C.
    Good skiing with I.G. and seeing MPPG on the hill.
    lots of familiar faces around the canyons today, but somehow i missed yours. we did wonder where MPPG ended up in the afternoon...

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    HEADS UP!
    UDOT will be shooting above the highway on the North side of Little Cottonwood Canyon; Road closes at 06:00.
    Please stay clear of the North side of the canyon until the road re-opens ~08:30.
    Plan accordingly, Thanks.

    FYI had good results from the 15:00 mid canyon shoot today: White Pine Chutes, White Pine and Little Pine.

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    Doubling up.

    Just found out Argenta is in the mix too.
    Will try to shoot at some point tomorrow with an est. 15 minute closure in the mid-canyon.
    Please stay clear of Argenta tomorrow.
    Thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brad Davis View Post
    Doubling up.

    Just found out Argenta is in the mix too.
    Will try to shoot at some point tomorrow with an est. 15 minute closure in the mid-canyon.
    Please stay clear of Argenta tomorrow.
    Thanks again.
    any idea what time (roughly)?

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    dammit...just got a text looks like LCC is closing at 10:00 pm now.
    "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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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    Two days of work left before I have 2 weeks off and the snowpack completely shits the bed, awesome.
    Well, break out your duct taped together Tankers, S-16's and Silver Pass. The lifts are still turning at Alta.
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    The snowpack is not shitting the bed...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christopher3000 View Post
    The snowpack is not shitting the bed...
    5+ years skiing around Tahoe taught me the Sierra cement backcountry stability rule: Wait 72 hours after the snow stops, then ski the goods.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trackhead View Post
    How about we sled into the base of the SW couloir of Cascade, then wait for it to get nice and sunny?
    Speaking of slides on Cascade, this lovely debris pile just came off the NW Couloir. I would have loved to see this thing come roaring off that 1000 ft cliff.


    A chute on the southern end of the west face of Timp also had an impressive slide.


    That could really mess up a picnic.....But on the bright side, the line is even longer now! Thank you pineapple express.


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