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February 9th and 10th, 2007 Pow House - Tropical Storm leaves the goods on the same old, same old Joe and Toby After 5 dry weeks, the precipitation came a pounding. Too bad snow levels were always above 7,000' (at times 8,000'). As much as we craved a new peak, a new line, a new something.....we had to go to the tree sheltered snow magnet round mound to get our fill. With the bottom at 7,700', and the top near 9,500' - it had the right numbers for the storm. We did a dawn patrol in 6" of cream cheese on Friday and then 3 laps in the ever deepening heavy powder on Saturday. Good times! Friday (finally looking like winter again):
Toby:
Saturday - Deep, Heavy Pow!
Me:
Toby:
Buddy was in it Dog Deep:
Toby making 10 more turns before it gets heinous...
I mean HEINOUS:
Snowline was exactly 8,000':
Now if someone could please turn on the A.C.
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