Ian and I took out the sleds to warm them up for the season, and to test my freshly healed ankle! Was planning to just take a mellow stroll but ended up finding some choice pow to ride. Ankle is feeling great! It is good to be up in the mountains and off the couch. Stoked to be back on the mission!!!
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Ankle test and Mt.Timp recon -January 5th, 10
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December 25th 2009
Summertime Day dreams - float'n and fishin' on July 13, 09
Since there's not much snow to ride here in park city, and since i have a broken ankle now, I've been thinking a lot about fly fishing! Here is a short film Ian and I made from a day floatin' utah waters. Boy i sure hope the snow comes soon, its december 9th and im still day dreaming about fly fishing! Soon the ankle will be healed up, and the snow will soon fall......
November 17th 09- Fly fishin the weeb'
November has been a bit dry on the snowy side of things. We have only had a few storms this month, which didn't produce much. It's looking like a repeat of last year! Either way, the trout are hungry this time of year! I have had a dry-spell the last 5 times out fly fishing and finally broke it by catching a few nice brown's...
Ian's first cast laid him into a nice rod bender, a fat brown that got away after a few minutes of fighting!
Cold times out on the river this time of year!
FINALY! a trout for neil! Boy my luck was bad for a bit there!
The snow should be here any day now........... Getting excited for WINTER!!!
Epic October at Alta!- TGR Blog post
Pete Obrien is a mad man. He was up at Alta shredding pow and documenting during and after every storm October brought through. There was some deep days up there! Espesially for the month of OCTOBER!!!
Click link to check it out his photos!- Epic October at Alta
My First true deep pow turns of the year. I'm on the left, and Chris Coulter laying into one on the right! October 29th 09
Photo: Pete Obrien
Timponogos recon #2 October 14th. 09
After a long hike to cascade cirque a few days earlier on goat trails, Ian and i were anxious to get up to the snowfield, except following the right trail this time! This is a great hike. You start off waaay down at the valley floor, and climb up 4000+ feet to the snowfield. There was a good amount of snow up there, cant wait to go back with more ENERGY!!! Still have to make it to the summit on another day!
The sun heated things up quick, so i was hikin' in my overall's!
Beautiful view of the Provo Valley
Our play ground for the day- Timponogos snow field lookin' good for Oct14
Ian turning it out on the Snurf Board, possibly the 1st snurf decent down the timp snowfield??? You just never know!
My first turn's of the season on the snowboard... Always awkward but FUN!!!
Next time i go to Timp i'm getting to the summit, no questions!!! Energy is Key for this mountain... It is BIG
October 12th 2009- Hike to Cascade Cirque, Mt. Timponogos
Brother Ian and i wanted to get the legs fired up, so what better mountain to climb then Mt. Timponogos? You can start at the valley floor and climb 5ooo+ feet to the top, which is insane for utah. Our goal was to hit the summit, but we started off on the completely wrong trail which led us to the base of the waterfall at the bottom of cascade cirque instead! We were 2 miles in and the trail stopped! We had no choice but to bushwhack as far as we could go... We made it up to the gut of the cirque and boy, it was a work out! Check out the great views!
The start of the hike. Not knowing that the trail would end so soon, we kept trotting!
After about 3000 feet of scrambling and bushwhacking we made it to Cascade Cirque- Epic Views!
I brought the drum along for some extra weight in the pack to get those legs workin'... Sure worked!
Possibly the first drum session to go down in Cascade Cirque...?! The Billy goats seemed interested!
Check out this pack of gruff Billy's. Must have seen 20 different goats that day!
Loooong ways down into Provo valley, here we go!
This gruff Bill was hanging solo, protecting his crew
Where did the trail go? oh ya, there was none! Talk about BUSHwhacking!
We followed these crazy mule deer and billy goat trail's on the way up and down, Sometimes leading us in to some pretty dangerous terrain! Would have been impossible without em', but it was pretty sketch following those things!... Thanks to the Mulies' and Billies up at Timp! They are some rugged creatures!
October 1st 2009- First turns of the year
The morning of October 1st was a great sight to any winter lover's eyes. The wasatch got a nice dusting of snow up to about a foot at the top. That means it was time to grab the Snurf' and head for the hills to see what we could get! The views and colors this day were amazing from a photographers stand point. My brother Ian brought our camera along for the hike to capture the beautiful sights... Check out his photos!!!
This was the view driving up the road to the pass
Rovin' up to the start our hike...
Up on top of the ridge looking back into Big Cottonwood
I got to thinking how sweet it would be if the colors were like this all winter long.... Now that would make some really interesting tree skiing!
My first snurfin' turns of the year, rocky but successful!
This photo here is from October 6th. Zack, Ian and i went on another hike to find some isolated pow still left behind. We found this choice patch as well as a few others and had a good old time!
Not bad for October 6th!!! Full on snurf' run!
Provo brothers P.O.V.
This is a short edit my bro Ian made recapping our 08-09 season here in utah. WINTER IS NEAR!!
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