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| Snow conditions were a bit dodgy, so we avoided the big stuff and effed around on some ghost ride lines... Jake "Eddie" Bauer drops in. |
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| Jake "eddie" thinking about another collaboration with GMC. |
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| Sam Casavant ... too fast for Casio technology |
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| Sam C avoids a firm lander |
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| It wasn't shedding deep, but it was moving fast and often. |
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| Dave Basterrechea, shreds a sharky spine at sunset... good on ya mate! |
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| Getting Pow |
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| always late for dinner |
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| It was nice to ride in the sun... dave treadway photo. |
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| Ankeny in the shit. |
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| Pow was a bit old, but it managed to stay preserved... |
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| Riding the mini knife line. |
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| D. Ballsac attacks the shark spine |
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| more of the Ballsac. |
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| 2 seconds to early.. but you get the idea.. extreme. |
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| Some shredable in snow in the sun.. it didn't look good, but it rode, all nice like. |
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| Dave Basterrechea, living on the edge. |
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| Dave Treadway , ski-surfs the spine world |
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| TG mountain looking good from far |
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| Up close, it still looks good... |
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| But not this good... A johnny foon photo from a couple years back. A few more metres, and it will look like this again |
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| I got to try out , this new split board technology, i have heard so much about. They actually split a perfectly good board in half, so you can ski uphill ! The miracles of modern science! |
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| Dave Treadway prefers the traditional method, and uses alpine skis. Boring! |
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| The views were sure nice, I think I could see potsy's house from here. |
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| We tied our shoelaces together, and I belayed Dave into this... Looks like it goes? |
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| a small traverse gets you into a chute, as the spines are still a bit of a shark-fest. |
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| Dave Treadway.. half way down, perving on all the terrain in the area. |
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| Gorb-pro |
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| more views... Dave with granola country in the distance. |
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| Gunsight... Docking point during the great flood. |
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| lines |
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| Alot of sediment ends up in this lake. |
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| More TG, looking a bit radical. |
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| I wonder why they call it "Mt Alder-fuck"? |
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| Oh thats, why. |
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| But beyond the alder, was some views |
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| Blue over here, grey as fuck up there. That's right, as fuck. |
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| more stuff. |
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| "We should plant some alder up here" |
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| late light.. showing off some potential |
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| Felt like being in the rockies... this area needs some snow. |
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| the duke-ster... |
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| Some radness in the area |
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| Local Ski builder and legend, Johnny Foon, skinning up... Foon has been posting some sick stuff on his blog, like the legend of tantalus, the story of the east face slaying. http://www.foonskis.com/?p=1074  |
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Both Johnny and I were a bit surprised how vert the cauliflower land got, we actually had to down climb, and re-route. |
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| We made it up, Foon scouts the entrance.. It was clean but had some serious exposure to the left. |
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Johnny drops in |
