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Sounds like a Tim Blair plan Good luck, something I've been meaning to try. Just hope somebody's cut trail before you You going south to north or the reverse? I always thought a Rubble start would be best

I higly encourage you to follow through on these plans, and when you are done At Darr, head down to Yosem and continue your crusade. You have been chosen . . . now go!

all 4s Umm Yosemite? E Butt Mid Cath p7 maybe I used one on Sacherer Cracker,can't remember? and everywhere else

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aint that NZ?

1. Alphas are sized for every single foot size in the shells, not every two as per all others. 2. Ski boot inners can be as much as 10 mm thick, Alpha liners are about 1/2 to 1/3 of that, so therefore don't expect such a drastic a packing out. 3. The only reason BD doesn't recommend the Alphas for long term winter use is because they lack an insulating midsole. So buy the larger pair and add a footbed made out of 5mm "bivy" thickness yellow foam. Just don't put them directly into the inners or you'll end up with Ward Robinson "hamburger feet" (see Twight)

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What do you think the purpose for war is? Beat them but make sure their self-esteem is left intact? Dude, you have no idea. The idea of war is to DESTROY your enemies, not scare them. Sheesh! The more we can "shock and awe", the better chance we have of destroying our enemy's will to fight, making the job of our infantry easier. .

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My level of thinking is submerged by the lack of profundities currently presented

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Ya, you can't compare coastal snowpack to Interior or Rockies. It is quite common at Whistler to recieve a huge dump, have the sun come out now and then, and the temp stays relatively consistent, and, as a result, cyrstals get rounded well and one is able to ski stuff like I did yesterday without too much of a worry. We were pretty cautious though

OK, can I just say ? How could 180cm of fresh possibly be safe to ski, especially at 45deg.? I guess a lot has to do with chance, but you said that you checked the snopack and couldn't find any instabilities? I'm really curious as to why this could be? The first thing I learned about avys is to not go out in the backcontry when there's a 180cm fresh dump! Anyone? Your right, i'll go back up and trigger one for you That's why there was no one else there If you know the area, the west face of Lesser Flute is windswept compared to the NW face, which is a huge terrain trap.

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Go rent the movie Maelstrom by Denis Villenueve; you'll think twice about eating sushi next time, for some weird reason Awesome flick, totally forgotten classic

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I'm heading up in a few hours, gonna ski like 10 degree slopes from the Himmelsbach hut for a few days. I just can't stand sitting around during my week off Like my buddy said: either you'll die in a slide or you'll kill yourself Shining style staying in the hut

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