Two photos for Monday stoke from WhereWillYouSki.com reader Peter Wadsworth…
The 2008 Christmas Eve melt-out is well forgotten now in New England. It’s been cold, brutally at times, and snowing for several weeks straight. As the creeks and stream beds have firmed up and the Mt Mansfield snow stake has crept up over 70” we’ve been trying to hit some of the backcountry lines that are only open for a short time every year. This particular day was an 8+ hour tour that yielded tons of steep and deep turns, finishing by headlamp well after dark.
The 2008 Christmas Eve melt-out is well forgotten now in New England. It’s been cold, brutally at times, and snowing for several weeks straight. As the creeks and stream beds have firmed up and the Mt Mansfield snow stake has crept up over 70” we’ve been trying to hit some of the backcountry lines that are only open for a short time every year. This particular day was an 8+ hour tour that yielded tons of steep and deep turns, finishing by headlamp well after dark.
(Jessie Willow-Janowski puts in the work. Photo by Peter Wadsworth)
(Jessie Willow-Janowski reaping the rewards. Photo by Peter Wadsworth)
(Jessie Willow-Janowski reaping the rewards. Photo by Peter Wadsworth)
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