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Approaching The South Peak Of Sharp Mountain

 
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Approaching The South Peak Of Sharp Mountain
Sean Peckham approaching the south peak of Sharp Mtn, stops to adjust his ski. This is the west ridge mentioned in the Sharp Mtn route. March 2009.

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HansGNext time...

HansG

Voted 10/10

.... You should take ice-axe and use both skis ;)
Posted Mar 7, 2009 10:48 pm

vanman798Re: Next time...

vanman798

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An ice axe wasn't really necessary, and he wasn't using his ski as one either. He was just adjusting it, cause he had popped out of the binding. :)
Posted Mar 8, 2009 6:44 pm

seanpeckhamfor a minute there,

seanpeckham

Voted 10/10

the ski was more useful as an ice axe than as a ski. I guess I had to stomp so hard on the ski to get purchase on the crust, that my Dynafit heel piece slipped, rotated, and locked my heel down. If you know Dynafits, you know the only way out of that situation is to remove the ski. Next time, both skis, but with teeth!
Posted Mar 9, 2009 3:47 pm

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