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  1. 11-29-2004, 10:22 PM #51
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    Quote Originally Posted by hucksquaw
    just got home from 5 days in squaw. saturday was sick as fuck! even though no KT or Cornice or Headwall (for the mostpart) the skiing was some of the best for thanksgiving weekend. 2 weeks of finals and im goin back to squaw for 5 weeks.

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    are you still here?
  2. 11-29-2004, 11:16 PM #52
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimpy
    joe --
    we'll be back for that lookers left sumbitch and the approach from high meadows was a cakewalk in and easy skating out. 3 hours in and 1 hour down and out. and the pitch is prolly similar to the steepest tree section of powderhouse, and maybe a bit steeper over some rollover sections
    So this would mean a 4:30 Dawn Patrol Start!!!
    At least the drive is less than 10 minutes. Sounds like something to me. A friend of mine who did it regularly last winter skins up a little extra ridge lookers right of Trimmer on his way out for some extra turns on his way back to High Meadows.

    Hardrider -
    Was Powderhouse still dog deep today?
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    I heard Bodie got his first day in last week with you and Len on Powderhouse.
  3. 11-30-2004, 01:23 AM #53
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    I miss you guys so much. Well, not really. I just miss the snow. But the company's always nice too.
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  4. 11-30-2004, 06:48 PM #54
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    Quote Originally Posted by splat
    Were people hoofin it over to Headwall and Cornice ?
    Anybody poach West Face this storm?
    traversed to northbowl from siber but thats about as far as we were goin. west face still needs a little more cover.
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  5. 11-30-2004, 06:50 PM #55
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darkside
    are you still here?
    no man, class started mon. but ill be back in 3 weeks
  6. 11-30-2004, 07:37 PM #56
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    hmmmmmm, very interesting indeed. still wayyy too earrlyyy to call this, but again, hmmmm...

    FOR NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY...THE 12Z/18Z ECMWF/GFS MODEL RUNS LOOK INTERESTING FOR SNOW MONGERERS. THE 500 MB HEIGHT PATTERN APPEARS REMARKABLY SIMILAR TO LAST SATURDAY/S SNOW EVENT...AS THE HUDSON BAY LOW IS PROGGED TO ROTATE EAST AND ALLOW A CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM TO MOVE THROUGH THE REGION. AS ALWAYS SNOW LOVERS...DON/T GET EXCITED QUITE YET! THE PROGGED FLOW PATTERN IS VERY LIKELY TO CHANGE MANY TIMES BEFORE NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY. SNYDER
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