Sleeper Day

By:  Greg
March 28, 2010 10:14 am | Category: Quick Update, Skiing

EDIT: This “quick update” has been expanded into a “full trip report.” Click here to read the full trip report.

Wow. Yesterday on the rockpile (Mount Washington, NH) was incredible. I wish they could all be like that. A real “sleeper” day, in the sense that most everyone stayed asleep fearing the worst, and we went up EXPECTING the worst, but were greatly rewarded. To our collective chagrin, we found unbelievable snow ranging from corn to chalk to honest-to-god powder in the recent-lee and/or solar gain areas.
IMG_5224.jpg(skier: Austin F.)

More later….

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6 Comments

  1. Harvey44
    wrote on March 28th, 2010 at 11:14 am  
    1

    Chagrin?

    ;u

    (via mobile)

  2. TheBEast
    wrote on March 28th, 2010 at 3:50 pm  
    2

    I was actually thinking about that yesterday, “Either the big hill was going to be one solid block of ice, or someone is going to come back with one of those sleeper day stories!” Glad you guys were able to get after it!

    • Greg
      wrote on March 28th, 2010 at 10:47 pm  
      3

      We really went in expecting lots of practice skiing/self arresting down icy slopes… I’ll take those kinds of surprises every trip!

  3. Micky O
    wrote on March 28th, 2010 at 9:31 pm  
    4

    Looking forward to these pics! Heard from Austin that you guys had a pretty good day up there… I was up at Cannon and I’d say conditions were maybe something close to what you experienced between the nice powder?? Ice anyone? lol never got warm enough to soften up really… I feel bad for those who went pond skimming and fell in!

    • Greg
      wrote on March 29th, 2010 at 7:16 am  
      5

      It’s easy when it’s frozen right?

  4. powhounddd
    wrote on March 29th, 2010 at 9:38 am  
    6

    such a good photo too, mmm… throwin the pow!!

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