Lessons Learned » Avalanche.
After the slide, Joe skied to the center of it and took a picture. The crown is estimated to be about 1.5-2′ deep, 100′ across and ran for almost 400′. (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Brad Kwasnowski and Joe Bell skinning.
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- You name it, it’s there. The Tatoosh is like backcountry playground.
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- Just one of the many fun looking lines.
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- Have another gander…
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- Joe Bell heading for Unicorn Peak’s basin.
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- Joe Bell and Brad Kwasnowski skinning up Unicorn Peak basin.
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- The guy knows the Tatoosh and Olympics well, and he does it lightweight. (Picture by Brad Kwasnowski)
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- (Picture by Brad Kwasnowski)
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- Joe Bell and author head out to evaluate snow conditions. (Picture by Brad Kwasnowski) – Tatoosh Range, MRNP
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- No locker rental, but storage is free. ;)
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- Cooking and camping in the Tatoosh Range.
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- Author and Brad Kwasnowski pack up and throw their skins on. (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Author and Brad Kwasnowski near the summit of Foss Peak.
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- (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Brad Kwasnowski brings it home.
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- After the slide, Joe skied to the center of it and took a picture. The crown is estimated to be about 1.5-2′ deep, 100′ across and ran for almost 400′. (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Feelings of fear and amazment can be spawned by few things. (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Brad looks on as author skis in. (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Make ‘em good Brad. (Picture by Joe Bell)
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- Author smiles a grin shared by the rest of company as well. (Picture by Joe Bell)
