We both knew there was a good chance we'd be bailing on the day. I thought it would be more of a weather issue, I was wrong. After ideal skiining conditions we were at the base of Bonkers and decided to dig a bit. We dug an isolated column, an extended column and a Rutschblock and didn't really like the results. Not wanting to quit skiing at 7:00 AM we decided to head up a "safer" route and reevaluate once we were a little higher. Once again we performed 3 tests and once again didn't like the results so we left. Oh well. Too cautious?  |
Jared digging through the weak layer consisting of a few inches of slush |
The results of the 2nd Rutschblock...
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Debris |
On the way out this moose walked with in a hundred feet of us. I thought we were going to get trampled.
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Moose |
live to ski another day
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