The top of Bigtree. The run was simply exhilirating. At the start my uphill hand was nearing touching snow during the turning transitions due to the steepness. This is burned into my memory.
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- Wells Gray Park Canada
- Loading up the 1962 Tucker Sno Cat.
- Transition time.
- Near the top of a steep traverse.
- Perfect snow crystals were falling. Freshiez!
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- Me in a postcard setting.
- Vat ees za word for faze plant in Czech?
- Some of us had a little problem with snow sticking...
- Ian, Adrian the Aussie and I skiied Twisted Sister...
- Ian and Mike
- Making up tracks.
- Ian at the first cabin.
- Rudi looks like he's trying to remember how the sk...
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- Good turns were had here.
- First look down from the top of Bigtree.
- This was the high light of the trip for me.
- Ian explaining the how he will ski cut the slope a...
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- Some were hesistant to go down...
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- The top of Bigtree. The run was simply exhiliratin...
- I would have loved to ski "Hyperventilate". Good t...
- Ian and myself with the Musical peaks behind.
- The guide broke his Fritchi binding rail so this w...
- With Yeti.
- Heading up towards the next cabin.
- Following Rudi up.
- Pepo, the bouncing Czech chef.
- April bliss.
- Some big lines could be skiied here.
- A little apres' ski.
- Nice backdrop.
- Mike
- Me, Rudi, Pepo and Mike
- End of the road.
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