LATE notice Jill Fredston Avy lecture 3/15 Stanford

[skiergirl]

That's Tonight!

On March 15, 2007 at 7p, the Stanford Alpine Club and Outdoor Education Program are sponsoring a talk called "Living with Avalanches" by Jill Fredston. Fredston is one of North America's leading avalanche experts and has been involved in the majority of avalanche rescues over the past 20 years. For her book, Rowing to Latitude, she won the National Outdoor Book Award in 2002. Fredston has also authored the authoritative primer on avalanche hazards, Snow Sense: A Guide to Evaluating Snow Avalanche Hazard, and Snowstruck: In the Grip of Avalanches, which brings to life the forces of nature that can turn the mountains deadly. With her husband, Doug Fesler, she co-founded the Alaska Mountain Safety Center. Together, they have spent years rowing more than 25,000 miles in remote northern regions.

Building 420, Room 040
http://alpineclub.stanford.edu/

[Fatty]

Nice - may have to head over to campus for that

[ninjabirdman]

ahh, 420-040

many a nap was taken during lecture in that room

i'll be there tho

[Fatty]

birdman - wanna play some disc golf post lecture?

[ninjabirdman]

oh god yes.

anybody else is invited . . . you haven't lived in the area until you've played fatty's disc golf course and drank some beers

[skiergirl]

No disk golf for me. Say hi though. Redhead, green pants. Coming with another redhead (tall, curly).

-K

[davep]

cool, see y'all tonight. (prolly no disc golf though)

[The Dad]

420.

Heh.