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Had a wicked day today! Untouched all day and trail was not as bad as we were expecting. Sun came out for a bit, and you can tell in the picture we had one area were it was sloughing going on.
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And another one...
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fernie area sc800?
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Yes, staged at coal creek.
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Just wrapped up four days of smashing pow and I want you all to be aware that the snow is sliding, it didn't take much to crack off Slabs on lots of mellow treed terrain, stay off the big hills for awhile guys!
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Great! That cat is just a purring and I see that the trees didn't get in your way. Awesome!
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Pow over the bumper, even headlight depth in some places, and there were face shots on occasion. With the loading, we did experience some whumphing and surface cracks. No sluffs where we were (west facing slopes in the trees and smaller open areas).
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Another deep day! Visibility was not the greatest today but the snow was great. Only two pictures taken and only seen two other sleds today.
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Holy! I thought those t3 174s were supposed to float!
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The snow has been great for the last 4 days. No complaints in this department (well maybe the trail was a little on the rough side......).
and a crash here and there..........
and a crash here and there..........
That must have taken a bit to dig out!
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Nope, just a quick couple ski tugs and out!
It's 4 feet under! If I do that on my 1100 turbo I'm there a while. If that's 2 ski tugs its time to go two stroke! Lol
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Those 1100's are tanks. I've pulled my fair share of them out
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Downhill so that helped. And the snow had major traction. Those 174s can come out of some big stucks with ease!
Lol. That guy looks like he rides a Harley! The more angry face the more fun he's having!
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