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My 1982 Backcountry Ski Season
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My 1982 Backcountry Ski Season 

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My 1982 Backcountry Ski Year

Well, it was one of the best times of my life, skiing about the Sierra Nevada. I could team up with either the local chapter, and also lead joint trips with the Ski Mountaineers from Los Angeles and vicinity. It was year round recreation for me, with weekends off, no commitments, and enough dough from my job to get me around.

This was the way to see the California wilderness and the West, with a fuel efficient car, and enough people to ride along. I had made the investment in equipment, with so many fine innovations to hit the clothing industry. It was a good outings enviro club, back then, and I imagined to never run out of new areas to see.

No one suffered any injury or accident on any of these trips--we were all good backcountry skiers. There was a record snowfall this season and next--two back-to-back bigtime snowfall years.
Just too good to be true.

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The Vista west from above Pear Lake Hut

Near the Sugar Bowl Resort Area

Skiing Winter Alta

Snow Hiking Past Yesterday's Ski Tracks

Horse Creek Canyon

Lake Tahoe from High Meadows Road

Vista from Winter Alta

The South Slopes of Freel Peak

On the Shoulder Of Castle Peak

Mono Lake from Mt. Dana

Sawtooth Ridge

Pear Lake Hut

View from about Red Lake Peak

North Slopes of Dunderberg Peak

Lake Tahoe from Near Freel Peak


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