The day after I got back from South Carolina (see my other TR posted yesterday), I decided to head to the mountains and get my skiing fix in. The snow up high is pretty baked and consolidated right now, except for the north-facing stuff, which we were able to find. Here are a few pictures from the day:
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Oh, and a skiing TR too... (from Berthoud Pass)
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jamsandwich
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Nice touch on the double border. Looks goood out there
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CO_Transplant
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I haven't been on the pass in about two weeks it's looking good and those are some nice pics for sure. How was the snowpack? Is that out of 1st or 2nd creek?
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KneeDeep
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Snowpack seemed a little sketchy to me- very sugary and not consolidated at all on the N-facing aspects, although it was quite deep. On everything else I saw (E and SE), it was baked and I didn't get a chance to see what was underneath.
These were from 1st Creek.
These were from 1st Creek.
