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Adventures, Travel, & Writing, Skiing

Pre and Post

On the morning this emerges, I’m 175 days post-op from back surgery for a herniated disc. Almost half a year. Having just returned...

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Broken Sun, Broken Top

Ever head out for a ski tour and realize you’ll be out for an eclipse? In Oregon, we were nowhere near the chaos of the totality, and...

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A New Range

If you know me in the real world, then you already know that last spring we plucked up our little family and transplanted from Salt Lake...

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Coming Back

It’s been quite some time since I’ve posted anything here. Life, work, training, COVID, and many other things have gotten in...

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Monte Cristo Gully

There are a few classic lines that I want to tie up this Spring. But this Spring is different and there’s no such thing as plans any...

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A few Spring lines

It seems almost frivolous to be writing about skiing when the COVID-19 epidemic is weighing so heavily on my mind, but I also think...

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Powerhouse Couloir

Stairs Plant, Generator Couloir (left), Powerhouse Couloir (middle), and Substation (right). After a great morning of low-elevation couloir...

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Little Cottonwood Secrets

Jbo is a reliable ski partner, provided that you can get your ski mission done before 11 am on any given day, when he needs to get back to...

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East Face of Twin

Just a quick entry with some recent action. Took a visiting medical school friend Nick out for his first ever backcountry tour. It was a...

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Kessler West Couloir

This year has just been so casually excellent. Great lines in good snow with reasonable safety has been the standard, with great coverage...

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