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Septermber 2024 Ski - Month 24
Completing 2 years of consecutive months skiing, I climbed to a new location for me at Mt Bachelor.
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Blast through Pecker Woods on a great powder day, Mt Bachelor, Outback
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Authentic speed videos are the best. The day before my GoPro was plucked from my head. Recovery video upcoming....
Ski Season 24/25 Opening Day - Aug 24, 2024
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Just enough new snow over the old snow to qualify as the opening day of the upcoming winter. Let 24/25 Season Begin!!
Mt Bachelor Closing Day 2024 Wet Sluff Avalanche for Fun!
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All time great corn snow and sunshine gave a great party scene at the summit. The kids started a wet sluff avalanche and rode it down for fun and education!
Thunderbird Couloir
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Narrow path through treacherous ice made by slow cat.
Thanksgiving Ice Fest - Just like Jersey - Don't watch this. Well maybe at 5:45. TAY Nov #3
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A bad day skiing is better than .......
October Ski Substitute, consecutive month #ski 12, ski #2 for 23/24 season.
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I forgot my GoPro in my Oct ski on The Cone, so I am posting my friend's video of our hike to the center of the recent South Sister volcanic uplift. We had a great time. The west side of South Sister has been lifting for the last couple of decades. There is a tiny chance of a tiny eruption within my lifetime!
Event #1 of 23/24 season, September Ski 2023 Philosophy in Broken Top
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Month 11 of counting. A trip into Broken Top to get my September turns. Yes, it counts... This is event #1 of 23/24 season because this is fresh snow.
Skiing in August 2023! Ski every month. Healy Heights Mt Bachelor
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The second line is nice! Turns all year. Ski every month. Patch skiing.
Skiing July 2023! Great day on the mountian Mt. Bachelor
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Skiing July 2023! Great day on the mountian Mt. Bachelor
Epic Spring Corn on closing day of Summit Backside, Best Spring Day Ever, Mt Bachelor 4-30-23
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Epic Spring Corn on closing day of Summit Backside, Best Spring Day Ever, Mt Bachelor 4-30-23
Strava CR on Cloudchaser Catchtrail course "Sunriver Rock Getback" Mt Bachelor
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Strava CR on Cloudchaser Catchtrail course "Sunriver Rock Getback" Mt Bachelor
Close encounter with a tree well. Mt Bachelor. And Thank You!!! The thumbnail is me with my Avalung
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Close encounter with a tree well. Mt Bachelor. And Thank You!!! The thumbnail is me with my Avalung
Summit Adiabatic Clouds with Chicken Heads and Wonder Wall Pow Mt Bachelor
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Summit Adiabatic Clouds with Chicken Heads and Wonder Wall Pow Mt Bachelor
Liftline - to Tony Conrad's Fantastic Glissando -art, not a sound error.
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Liftline - to Tony Conrad's Fantastic Glissando -art, not a sound error.
A Stroll Through Old Growth Hemlock and White Pine - AKA Cloudchaser Getback, Mt Bachelor
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A Stroll Through Old Growth Hemlock and White Pine - AKA Cloudchaser Getback, Mt Bachelor
Ski Your Age Challenge Day 35 of 54! POWDER!! Mt Bachelor
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Ski Your Age Challenge Day 35 of 54! POWDER!! Mt Bachelor
Racing to Northwest at Mt Bachelor Pow day.
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Racing to Northwest at Mt Bachelor Pow day.
Brothers on Pow Day, Freshies! Mt Bachelor Northwest Bowls.
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Brothers on Pow Day, Freshies! Mt Bachelor Northwest Bowls.
Ultimate Bluebird Summit Pow Day! 3-1-23 Mt Bachelor
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Ultimate Bluebird Summit Pow Day! 3-1-23 Mt Bachelor
Inerting UST with dry ice - fun at work
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Inerting UST with dry ice - fun at work
Northwest Express High Traverse Opening 1-7-23
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Northwest Express High Traverse Opening 1-7-23
Parking Lot Face M-Pro 90 1-14-23 :-) Mt Bacheor
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Parking Lot Face M-Pro 90 1-14-23 :-) Mt Bacheor
Mt Bachelor - Last run before Chairlifting Season begins - Old Skyliner
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Mt Bachelor - Last run before Chairlifting Season begins - Old Skyliner
Mt Bachelor - Good Icy Day under Northwest - Full Lap
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Mt Bachelor - Good Icy Day under Northwest - Full Lap
These are Chicken Heads - Mt Bachelor - Rime Ice
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These are Chicken Heads - Mt Bachelor - Rime Ice
bros skiing in the middle of summer
Sick
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Love it!!!
2:33 is that the wall of voodoo here?
Yes
What size are your wheels would this kit clear 15 inches wheels
Yes, they easily clear my 15" steel wheels.
God these boots hurt.
What a view!
Being there is half the fun!
Is that the teail that wraps all the way around the mt? Does that go to outback lift?
This getback trail ends at NorthWest lift. The getback itself is a great run. Outback is about a 15 minute hike up the other side. See ruclips.net/video/C8vA4PiQhmo/видео.html
SWEET!!! Who says the PNW does not get good snow!! I have skied the PNW all my life and there are many days like this every winter, AND no crowds, 1000's of ft of vertical on Mt Bachelor, above the tree line and then into the trees, doesn't get much better than this, AWESOME!!!
I flew over from Hawaii for that cycle, got the epic storm day out west the day or two before this then this epic day! Probably found some of the best snow off Cows face into the east bowls, but man they really need to redesign that getback it's atrocious in places as I'm sure you know!
I like the getback. It keeps a bit of sidecountry inbounds. ruclips.net/video/6_zCjFZjkeQ/видео.html
@@mundanelark1852 Indeed, it's a bit of a PITA factor. I love hearing a rider on that track say they’ll never do it again. As you say, it's a bit of side country. I love getting fresh tracks mid-day cuz of the getback trail.
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Gopro is underestimating how uphill this trail is. Hardcore gopro effect.
That's some great agile turns on highly variable snow.
Somehow I wound up going backwards. I was aware the large tree which likely had a well was behind me. I considered falling right away but did know exactly how far away the tree was. I knew I did not want to go in head first so I controlled what I could and stayed upright until I got to the tree. In the meantime, I held my Avalung breather tightly in my mouth in case I got my head buried. My thoughts on the current powder cycle are that tree wells are a bit less of a danger than some other powder cycles. The main difference being that we did not have a warm spell that opened up large voids under the trees, so the wells are smaller than they might be.
S whole after getting stuck and rescued is acting smart and not keeping clear of trees. Did not learn the lesson this time chutiya
Everything has risks, it's about managing the risk. I did not put this up to be told not to ski in trees. I choose to share this experience because I spend a lot of energy considering the real risk I do take skiing trees, and value the experience of others. I hope that this footage helps someone understand how one winds up going into a tree and how they might manage that situation.
Was that at meadows? I was up there today it was crazy deep
Bachelor, I never recall deeper.
Omg that was an intense 9 mins buddy, glad your ok
I think you should show it actually cutting through the grass, not just the dirt over and ovdr, I need it to dig up grass and you didnt show any
Everything I cut was established grass.
Informative, but focus and lighting need repair. What wheels are you using? What steel wheels are out there to give you adequate clearance between caliper and wheel? Terry
Yep I wish the production was better, but it is what it is. I'm not a you tuber, just trying to provide you the info I could not find when I started the project. I hope it helps you. I'm running 31x10.5 R 15. There is plenty of room between the wheel and caliper, near 1/2". I suspect most all 15 inch rims will work.
Headed to Bach in April. I wanted to ask you a couple questions as you seem to know the Mountains? On here or DM? Thanks for your help.
Email me at my channel name @gmail
Why
Powder! Either you know or your don't.
waited over an hour this morning
Us too, second lap. But it was a special day, and everyone knew it.
Crowded
Beautiful run!
Gotta say Spark's Lake's the best groomer on the mountain.
A couple of dubious route choices, but fortunately you didn't miss the catch line and end up in never never land...
Always practice safe habits. Never put your hands in a tiller cultivator that's still plugged in. It's not safe to do so. Also you should use ear/eye protection as well as gloves. Otherwise the video was helpful.
nice vid!! where is this, is this recent or ?
Mt Bachelor, early May this year.
How is it holding. Up so far?
I did have one problem and took it back and traded it for the same one. The double action trigger failed and it came on by only pulling the handle. It was a small thing, but truthfully, it's really powerful and I like double action triggers. The 2 year old "new" one still worked last weekend.
@@mundanelark1852 got a mantis I had for 22 years, can't crank some times. But when I do it good, looking for replacement. Thanks for info
I bought one, I can’t tell how good it is because it was dead out of the box. DOA
Looks like a great day of skiing 🤙. I hope you can get some more in before the season is over. Its looking like a powder weekend up at Hurricane Ridge for me🙏.
Looks like a great storm day. Clean off your gopro before the start of the run next time....;-)
If Northwest was open you should have gone to the backside and caught the catch line there. It’s even more awesome cause you don’t have to worry as much about where you go near the top of the mountain. Sick run though;)
One of the beautiful things about Mt Bachelor is that off Summit you have 360 degrees of mountain to ski from. This let s you pick the aspect that is most favorable based on wind-sun-snow etc. The NW bowls are grand, watch my video Summit Backside Voodoo Wall, but some days you have to look to leeward, where wind deposition is where it's at. And wearing K2 Darksides, with a 128 waist, I was going for soft.
@@mundanelark1852 Ahh, I see. Fair play brother. I usually don’t like hiking below Cloudchaser cause I’m lazy haha.
I was watching the mid mountain cam earlier ha ha ha
Rad video. Thanks for showing the whole trek down as well. Most folks stop filming higher up, so you never really get a feel for how finding the catch line goes! Question: It looks like you referenced an app to determine your location towards the end of your video. What app do you use and why?
Thanks, I make these for me, for easy reference when I need inspiration. I'm glad when others enjoy them too. I was just using google maps to find that last pitch.
If you are asking about the app from a professional basis, I have very specific ideas about what I want and why, and would be happy to talk about it.
Check out Gaia GPS app.
Snow looks amazing, Love Mount Bachlor cool double pole technique
Yeah, it was predictable, even if rough. My double pole work is a bad habit called Pole Breaking. It does help me control speed. Although, that outside pole has been known to trip me up.
I had forgotten I do that. Good Eye, I had to slow the video down to 25% to see it. I am an old school mogul skier from A-Basin, from way back when skis did not carve, and we did the jump turn. I see at 7:39 I use the double pole plant to take my body weight and lift my tails for initiation of a jump turn. It is definitely a security thing, when I am afraid the surface might grab my ski tail and prevent a turn. I also use it for speed control.
sounds like ice city up there
by noon it will be amazing
That's what I was thinking hahah, as in the ice city part
Awesome!!
Nice job. That was some evil "snow" you got through there. I liked your comment under your breath at the end: "I did it." :-) Yes.
Thanks! That really was a great run with some super fun lines. I was very excited about finding that face above the catch trail, it had been a goal for a long time. The backside is so Very Big it is hard to know where you have been, much less how to find a specific location.
lol no need to speed up the trek up, just cut it!
I wanted to show the hike, but with less pain.
How long is the hike up the cone?
30 min is normal for a person who can run a 10 minute mile.
great content but the focus...
yeah.
Thank you for the video!! Going to try this tomorrow.
you done GREAT INFORMATIVE job
Thank you!
looks good to me
I've been roasting wild rice, a long grained black rice and really enjoying it. I am mixing it with the wheat at about 15% volume, cooking them separately. I am surprised that different wheat varieties come out with different textures. White wheat is softer, and red wheat is harder. Oats are very soft, too soft. The flax seed was terrible.
Hey thanks for putting up this video I just saw one of these tillers locally inn the classifieds and wondered if it was worth it. thanks again. I liked how simple you stated everything without putting in all kinds of filler commentary. great job keep posting!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I bought this exact model two days ago, worked the soil yesterday, but I wasn't as lucky as you when it came to encountering rocks. Yes, some it threw out of the way, but when it contacted a big one or two, it started making very loud noises, so we stopped to have a look. Unfortunately, a few of the tines were bent out of shape, and then came nightfall. We are looking for a way to bend them back to shape. We've gotten some answers from people saying to use a vice, then a lead pipe and try to bend it back to shape, or a hammer or large wrench. We may try that today, but this model can also work on two tines, so we may try that to try and finish the job. We've got a lot of rocks, and how does anyone know when any tiller or cultivator they may buy might encounter a rock too big to handle and have the same thing happen to them? If you have any ideas on how to fix these, please share them. Otherwise, I'll be calling the company come Monday under my warranty and find out if they'll send me new tines. I was loving this machine, too, until this happened.
They are pretty hard spring steel, as hard to bend back as they are to bend in the first place. I think you may be able to move the tine sets inboard and outboard as needed. The cotter pins, I am told, also allow it to operate with a tine set removed if needed. Good luck.
OMG I was considering getting one of these there are super cheap little tiller to I'm glad that it does well thank you for this video
Epic day. Which chairlift where you headed towards? I thought you were doing the west bowls, and would take the catch line back to Northwest, but you turned left. Headed back to cloudchaser?
Yes, I went to Cloud Chaser. The catch trail at 5:30 is Sunrise getback. Cloud getback has a notable amount of uphill.
@@mundanelark1852 I like taking summit to the East connection way beyond cloud chaser, it’s very exploratory and requires a bit of work to get back. But with a season (or outplay) pass it’s worth it.