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  1. #11
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    How’d you make out? Hope everything worked out ok and no falling limbs!
    The deep mystery gives rise to the spirits -Charc

    Always strive to be the best but never believe you are - Juan Manuel Fangio

  2. #12
    Senior Member MikekiM's Avatar
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    Curious how this turned out...
    Yes, my pack weighs 70lbs, but it's all light weight gear....
    Bob's brother-in-law

  3. #13
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    Feb 2016
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    Long beach, NY not cali
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    This was an epic trip
    Had such a wonderful time, ice and all
    Arrived friday evening hiked a mile in to basecamp
    Saturday hiked another mile or 2 into a lake front campsite where I enjoyed a crystal clean night topless
    I tracked 6 satellites and saw 4 really nice shooting stars all while listening to the crazy sounds the frozen lake.makes
    Sunday I hiked out and went skiing then went back to my "basecamp" and hunkered down for the storm I dragged my sled behind me to bring some extra comforts
    The storm raged on with crazy ice buildup as seen in pictures
    On Monday I decided to head to.my buddy's ski house and regroup plus they were calling for up to 40mph winds (which did not happen) thank god
    I got everything down ok.mostly thanks to you guys
    The tarp and all lines just got rolled up and strapped to.outside of pack in a big icy mess
    Got to ski house and hung everything up to dry out
    Then went skiing again only to have mtn close that afternoon due to lightning strikes (thundersnow woot)
    Tuesday am I did another small hike around a pond
    I almost fell through said pond doing something stupid
    I meet some locals on ice fishing and another walking there dogs
    So I decided to hike that night nye around the back side to watch the ski mtns fireworks show
    So I gathered the 6 pack I hiked in with and my camp pad and headed.onto the now snow covered ice
    Flowing in others tracks, I zigged when their tracks sagged and then I notice water filling in all my tracks
    Thinking to.myself that's odd and i am getting the f#ck outage there i be line toward land as my foot pushed through with each step
    Unsure if it was overflow or what was happening but it was scary
    Then the Bush wacking from.pond to said trail was getting old quick as the snow was 30" in most places
    Some back to basecamp I went and enjoyed a fire while the now snow storm continued
    Was still snowing when I left this am
    Was a freaking awesome trip
    Cant wait to get back out there


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    Awesome. I love winter camping.. Even better with snow and ice!!!

  5. #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dirtbaghiker View Post
    Awesome. I love winter camping.. Even better with snow and ice!!!
    Yup sure is
    It's so quiet
    Even last night everything still covered in ice and now snowing hard and the wind picks up
    A totally unique sound
    Go for a morning hike around and see all the animal tracks
    Love knowing moose have been by durning the night
    Just awesome
    Cant wait to get back out

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    Excellent! Glad it all worked out. Sounds like a great time.
    The deep mystery gives rise to the spirits -Charc

    Always strive to be the best but never believe you are - Juan Manuel Fangio

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    Glad you made it out. Walking on that slushy ice must have been unnerving.

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