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Topic: March 14, 2007, McClellan Butte Northeast Couloir (Read 1815 times)
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armin
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Claire and I skied the McClellan Butte Northeast Couloir from below the summit block. We weren't able to skin up as close to the top as reported earlier, maybe one-third up, so we booted the rest. There were a few inches of fresh snow on not too hard crust, which made the skiing nice. The old logging road still has some snow, but it's melting fast. It's a great line and not that steep. Go get it as long as it's in condition.
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« Last Edit: 03/15/07, 10:11 AM by armin »
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philfort
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Did you see any worms in it? I saw three the other day... they looked like ice worms, except slightly thicker and longer. "snow worms"
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armin
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a few pictures
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cochise
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Now my day is complete...I now know I could survive on the Ice Worms if I lost my pack. Nice post!
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RonL
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Thanks for the ice worm link, we saw a bunch of them yesterday morning. I also often see a small spider on the snow; small round body with longer front legs. Does anyone know what these are? I have wondered what they are eating out there in the middle of snowfields. Ice worms?
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