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Week-end Mission on highway 99

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Submitted by Pat Mulrooney on Sun, 2006-12-03 23:16.
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 Pat Mulrooney     Jonathan Armstrong high above Cayoosh Mountain. Photo: Pat Mulrooney

The plan Saturday morning was to skin into the Brew Mountain hut with Jonathan and Lee. Everthing seemed to be going well! Super cold temps, clear skies, and rumors of a 400cm base! I'm not really sure what the @#$% happened but he knows who he is. After a 1150m ascent, 21 kms with overnight packs, and 5 hours we realized that we were on the wrong mountain! Defeat! With limited energy and dreams of deep pow we decided to re-fuel at Splitz in Whistler and head to the Duffy for some guaranteed lines. It ended up being an incredible night at -10 deg C with a near full moon and no one was in the hut! What the? Sunday was an action packed day complete with wicked turns and rising temps. Pics: 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/patmulrooney/sets/72157594404460879/

 Pat Mulrooney   The Cayoosh hut under a full moon. Photo: Pat Mulrooney Pat Mulrooney.

   Looking towards squamish from Mt. Tricouni. Photo: Pat Mulrooney. 

 Pat Mulrooney   John and Lee with Mt Rohr in the backgound. Photo: Pat Mulrooney

 

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hut
Submitted by JordanManley on Mon, 2006-12-04 14:08.

I like that photo of the hut.

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I got this
Submitted by Pat Mulrooney on Mon, 2006-12-04 21:19.

new twin one wireless remote. It makes taking photos in the cold easier by shooting from inside.

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I'll take a lot of credit
Submitted by LeeLau on Mon, 2006-12-04 14:37.

for getting lost .... doh

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You bet
Submitted by Pat Mulrooney on Mon, 2006-12-04 21:20.

you will!

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