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AM - Skied 5 laps at Alta w/ Andrea [4400']. An overachieving storm brought us 16" of new snow (and zero visibility). Great late-season surprise... glad we didn't hang 'em up yet. Lots of people out skiing, lots of fun!

PM - 5 miles.

There were about 50 cars in the Goldminer's Daughter parking lot when we finished skiing a little before noon. Not bad!

Comments
From Jake K on Mon, May 18, 2015 at 09:52:02 from 159.212.71.17

Fog skiing isn't bad... you can't grip it and rip it, but it forces you to be in tune with your body and the snow. Still, it's more than likely you will crash at some point, which happened to both of us. Me on the first run of the morning (second turn!), and Andrea just before we got back to the parking lot at the end. Smooth operating!

From SlowJoe on Mon, May 18, 2015 at 11:37:43 from 12.182.148.249

Zero visibility skiing, woohoo! Sounds almost as fun as highway fog jogs.

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