Thrills and Spills
The goal of the day was to go ski some bigger lines since we had a somewhat stable snowpack and blue skies.
Andy Jacobsen and Jake Sakson skinning with the Pfeifferhorn in the background.
Dylan Freed cruising down.
Jake Sakson flying through the top of his line.
We had a rain event back in January in the Wasatch that has left a very firm ice layer that is sometimes hidden and sometimes not.
Jake found a patch of ice and went head over heels.
Ouch.
It was brutal.
Finally he stopped. He was fine, and just had to make the hike of shame to recover his ski and pole. Good thing he's only 20.
Noah Howell was still up top and got to hear about the crash, so being the seasoned veteran he took his line a little mellower then Jake.
Noah cruising through the apron watching for ice.
The Pfeiff!
We wrapped around the corner from what we’d been skiing in hopes to find a little less wind jacked terrain.
Dylan Freed dropping in the next zone.
Jake getting some redemption turns in.
Noah enjoying the better snow.
Andy and Jake deciding what to ski next in their matching Flylow jackets.
Jake working his way through the pepper.
Andy making his way down.
Andy airing it out.
Andy hitting another rock.
The clouds rolled in and we left for the day. It was a beautiful day.
