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The N side of Hood is rad! Sad to see the Eliot so beat up, but such is life in an era of glacial retreat.
Thanks for the frank discussion! I admire your choice to put some of your questionable decisions on display. I can see talking myself into the same kinds of choices, but I'm pretty sure I would need a...
The only report I remember of someone skiing the Straigh Glacier twice. (I also didn't know that's what it is called.) I love the Mt. Loop Hwy. Thanks for the post.
I love the geological narration in this TR.
Thanks for posting a great report. What a trip!
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Super cool trip -- I love this kind of bush-whacky traverse. Makes me want to start looking at all the crazy lines I have drawn on maps over the years.... thanks for posting.
Dude! That is quite an impressive streak. Congratulations!
Thanks for the report!
How to post pics: below the TR there are some tabs. The one that is selected while you are entering the TR text is called 'Body'. A different one is named 'Media'. Selecting th...
Thanks so much for posting this, Mike. I'm sure it is not easy to admit 'in front' of people that you got caught, but your post is very valuable for this community. I would tour with you anytime -- th...
I, too, really love that area but have never taken my skis. Thanks for the report.
Wow! Nic trip and thanks for posting.
Thanks for the info! I don't see the NWAC observation (possibly I'm too inept to surf the web). I hear what you're saying about a large avalanche occurring on a day with a green rating....
Those cornices (and the carnage underneath them) always freak me out. Would love to have some general info about the incident. Did the cornice fail spontaneously or was it triggered?
Word.
Nice work on 160! Loved your video.
jtack: if you email the pictures to me (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ) I will get them up. I can't see the pictures at the urls you have now (maybe permissions on your google??). In any event, I don...
Thanks, Lane.author=aaasen link=topic=41860.msg164892#msg164892 date=1556344403]Go for it. I'm the skier (Lane Aasen) and my friend Matthew Koppe took the photo.
I suggest a caption contest.... or at least OP let me know if it's not cool to use as cover photo. I concur that the photo is one of many really nice shots aaasen has recently posted. author=pete...
I can not imagine taking an extra lap towards the end of an 8.5k' day! You're a machine. Good luck in Japan, and thanks for all your posts here.
Thanks for the very useful reports!
Thanks for the 411!
One of my goals is to ski Zap's peak. Sounds like I still have time this year....
Thanks for the kind comments; I was feeling kind of sappy and thought some of you might relate. MW88888888: I've really enjoyed your trip reports and was emulating them (poorly) here.
author=ps44 link=topic=40684.msg161630#msg161630 date=1526418011]Can you also stick skins on fish-scaled bases if things become steeper?Yes, skins work great on fish scales and are necessary for effic...
I'm a fish scale evangelist. I have a pair of Voile Chargers with the fish scales. I really like them, especially for low-angle deproaches. You can double pole or skate mild downhills that would...
Sorry about your ski! I was down in the trees and had a long trip out with a dislocated shoulder. Snow quality was really excellent!
Cool trip! I realize they are out of vogue now, but it seems like an old-school white gas stove might have some advantages for this kind of trip. Would you consider a different stove if you had to do...
Tabski: Thanks so much for the insight into your thinking and the evolution of your plans. I think this kind of discussion among the TAY readership is very valuable for those of us with less accomplis...
That looks really cool, Charlie. Here are my suggestions: 1) use a different color palette;2) put F scale on the top (set x2tics ...) (could put m on the right, too);3) animated .gif that adds the poi...
Here is a 13 MB low-quality cell phone panorama taken from Fortune Pk. in the Teanaway at 11:06 on May 24th showing the clouds spilling through the gaps in the Cascade crest.