Medicine Bow Nordic Ski Patrol
Patrol Log: Sunday, March 12, 2000: B.
Bloom
I started the day out at the ski area. I wanted to do a couple of lazy man
runs.
I skied the 1st half of the Pot Hole trail. I started about 10:15 A.M. The
tail had about 6" of fresh snow. There was complete snow coverage even in
the open areas. I dug a snow pit about 12:30.
There was a solid layer of powder to a depth of 15". At that point there was
a layer of ice about 0.5" thick. The rest of the pit was cohesive granular.
I dug to a depth of 7' before coming to green grass.
I will dig more steps in the next snow pit. I had to jump 4X before any
slide occurred.
There were 113 snowmobile vehicles & 5 skier vehicles at 10:15. Curt did the
vehicle count in the afternoon.
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