Dave Sarkany
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Saturday, September 3, 2005
[MCR] Above Whistler
Been up in the western side of the Spearhead Range for the last few days. The glaciers where drying up nicely - all ice on N aspects to just below the ridge line. Remnant patches of last winters snow are usually less than .5m deep. Today got up to 4cm HN (on the ice) and the average temp at 7500' was 0 degrees. Bit wintery but was too warm to be sticking to the rock much.