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    Kootenay summit

    Current temp .6 looks like no snow in the trees Kootenay Pass Hwy 3, Salmo Creston Highway Summit, looking east. (elevation: 1781 metres) Add to My HighwayCams Current Weather (updated hourly) Kootenay Pass RAWS - Hwy 3 02/06/2015 10:00:00 AM Location Salmo Creston Highway Summit...
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    India

    India is the bizzarest, craziest, most f up place I have ever been to. I kept going back for a few years in my early 20s. I spent most of my time up in the mountains of NW and the NE. The people were pretty amazing up there. Down in the plains it was almost too chaotic, too many people. Riding...
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    avy forcasters blog,

    food for thought for those of you who care about avy conditions this year Forecaster Blog - Canadian Avalanche Centre » Category » Forecaster Blog
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    Passport/Criminal record Question

    How do you know "the US can see that you have been pardoned in canada but cant see what it was for," ,"all they see is a file that they cant read" My ex was told by pardons canada that a pardon seals your criminal convictions and the only way anyone can see it is if they apply to the governor...
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    Forster/Catamount Closure

    Ya, pisses me off when fockers, local or not, disrespect closures. It makes it very difficult for us to stand up to the powers that be that are trying to shut us out the mountains.
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    sleds for WORK.

    The low seat height of the bravos and older tundras is an issue if you have to log a bunch of time bouncing down a road. The new rev platform tundra is way taller and has reverse. The tundra had taller legs so was a little quicker. The older tundra LT 440 was a good mix. I don`t know if they...
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    *avy conditions info*

    Sunday January 13, 2013 "Any rapid change in the mechanical or thermal energy state of the snowpack is a precursor to avalanching. And I emphasize rapid." -Ed LaChapelle It's important to know how we got to this point, here's a brief recap: December brought...
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    *avy conditions info*

    http://forecasters-blog.avalanche.ca/ More interesting reads on their blogs see below for this blog
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    Unexpected hazards.. I need some help

    -Getting wet, injured, lost, etc could easily lead to hypothermia (death) -the ever so unpredictable swamp donkey, had one friend get his sled trampled on the trail
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    Snow question

    I've never done any grooming but I do understand snow and it's properties. Cold air will kind of dry out the snow (faceting due to a large temp gradient, ground temp to air temp). Turning the snow to a sugary consistency. The bonds between these christals become very week. Warmer air temps will...
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    REV Motor

    I agree. sell that street bike. oh ya,make sure its a 163.
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    sastrugi…….anybody know?

    Windfuct, You can actually read in it the prevailing winds which gives you an idea where the blown snow is loading or loaded into a slab. The Inuit navigate all over the land and sea ice with little to no visibility by knowing their prevailing winds and reading the sastrugi.
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    sledding vs timbersled snowbiking???

    I bet you wear a one piece as well.
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    just what we need another ski hill

    There are no Euro style hills in North America with lifts taking you up onto icefields surrounded by big peaks and such. There really is a big difference. It`s like riding a 800cc mountain sled instead of a short track bravo. I am not saying this proposal makes sense but i would love to see a...
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