Headed out my door and up the hill to go for a ski and enjoy the lovely sunshine after two days of snow:
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My Fischer Backcountry skis waiting for their first outing this season |
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Where is the trail?!? |
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Snow depth - mid-thigh in the meadow above my house |
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On the Superior Hiking Trail. My poles were sinking so far I had to bend over to reach them. Trees were coated in snow and mostly obscuring the trail. |
It ended up being a short outing. It took a long time to hike up to the trail due to the snow depth and the need to break trail the whole way. Once I got up to the trail I discovered that I had the wrong wax and no grip. The new plan is to head back out there with snowshoes and start packing the trail down.
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This is why I'm a fan of my waxless : ) Snowshoes and packing was my plan last night but I quickly realized I wasn't going to make it that far and so settled for playing around below the school.
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