Sean, Friendship Col, opens the second set here.
Here are a few more from the week.
After dropping in off the saddle between Damon and Sentinel, Christy's final run of the trip finished down the Shoestring, back to the hut.
"It looks steep and dangerous. Brad, you go first." The hut is down in the tress below.
Switching to skins on the Gothic Glacier skins before heading to the 505 Couloir. Fria Pass is the notch in the distance to the right.
Brad, on the Granite Glacier. That's the Outpost Couloir in the distance.
Sean, looking out towards Ygdrasil Peak and Fria Pass.
Joey, through the icefall below Pioneer Pass.
Christy and Sean approach the summit of Pioneer.
Jesse, on a clean canvas.
The skins, recovering after another long day.
Christy, on the East Face of Sentinel.
Skinning up a couple of downhill ski arcs to Pioneer Pass.
Pete found plenty of snow amongst the tracks and sloughs of those before him.
It’s unanimous Ted, your already advanced photography skills are improving. Having great skiers and scenery sure helps. The skins photo is cool. Glad you got some vis.
Thanks John. Like I’ve said before, if you take a lot you’ll get at few. I think I shot 1200 photos.
Looks great. Man, I didn’t see powder like that all last winter. NOAA says things should be back to normal next winter.
Sweet Pictures Dude!
I like you ColoRadicals! We’ll remember you! Good to see you right out on another trip. Swing by the Kootenays when youre ready to slow things down a bit C~. Love to have you guys through for some biking!
Who knew skins were so fashionable?
Vineyard vines should get in on that action.
Pete, thanks for the invite. If we don’t make it we’ll just have to get by thinking back to Joey in his blue ski sweater and your “bring me the heli-machine” quote. So funny.
Super fun out there. Great to meet you guys.
Lizzie,
I had to Google that. “Preppy clothing and Mens Ties” makes me think back to Christy’s first pair of skins that had colored striped down their length, we called them the “Brooks Brothers” suspenders.