
Originally Posted by
Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer
Following up on this, we were up at Silver Peak yesterday. Road goes the entire way and was better covered than a couple of weeks ago. Fortunately provides you access easily to where the snow line is consistent to skin up the ridge).
Clouds yesterday kept anything in the E bowl from softening (we could see the shine). The warming trend made the shaded N-aspects snow sticky unfortunately, as stuff near and below treeline was not wind affected and otherwise would have skied great on a supportable base.
NW trees skied pretty good still - the snow was colder in the NW trees than the NE trees which were much moister. Still this warming definitely got stuff heavy.
Rain crust is continuing to facet.
Thanks much for the timely report. Due to time constraints, opted for dogshit lake peak. Didn't smell like roses, but south facing was soft and fun, then n-facing was crusty and variable. You might have done well to hit the stuff with the mirror shine: it was glazed pow and skied pretty nicely.
Even sometimes when I'm snowboarding I'm like "Hey I'm snowboarding! Because I suck dick, I'm snowboarding!" --Dan Savage
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