from Farnham Creek and climbed the NE glacier to the S ridge (PD). The
glacier is quite broken, but we found a reasonable route. A good freeze
provided strong bridges which were still well frozen as of noon. Above 3000m
there is up to 10cm of recent storm snow (Sept 11 & 12) that has formed a
minor wind slab in isolated locations. The new snow is also beginning to
hide crevasses. Conditions were excellent, but a weather front on the
horizon will likely change that quickly.
Enjoy the last days of summer!
Jeremy Mackenzie
ACMG Ski Guide, Asst. Alpine Guide
26-640 Upper Lakeview Rd
Invermere BC V0A1K3
CANADA
250-342-5013
jeremymackenzie@hotmail.com
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