Hitting rock top not bottom

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Information

Did you observe any avalanches?
No
Did you see any signs of instability?
  • None

Trip Summary

MIN REPORT

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52.72236N, -117.65805E

1749m altitude @ 10:41:

NEW snow of 5 cm on ice

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52.7169N, -117.67665E

1992m altitude @ 11:50:

Snow depth 120 cm

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52.70858N, -117.68639E

2236m altitude @ 13:00:

Snow depth 315

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52.70857N, -117.68639E

2234m altitude @ 13:01:

Pit results - NEE facing

Five finger to 280cm SH

Slightly firm layer at 220cm SH

Small 30 cm slab on top hard to drag off didn’t pop and didn’t come off as clean layer

Pit was solid and ski down of E face was solid and supportive, really nice conditions.