cm lo density snow, which made for excellent skiing, however once you
dropped down the steep slope into Sheol valley there was aprox 50 cm new
snow that was starting to get a slab from the humidity. The slope that
you normally descend already ran in the storm - size 2. I observed 2
other avalanches (size 2) coming out one of the gullies and one on a steep
role in the trees as I was heading back out from my retreat. Time to be
pulling back the reins.
Marco Delesalle
Mountain Guide
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