On December 23rd, I got together with a number of other North Shore Rescue members to practice our Avalanche procedures up on Mount Seymour.
A number of us, including myself, are going to be taking the Canadian Avalanche Association's Avalanche Operations Level 1 course, and thus wanted to bone up on our avalanche transceiver search, Rutschblock, and snow profiling.
A number of us, including myself, are going to be taking the Canadian Avalanche Association's Avalanche Operations Level 1 course, and thus wanted to bone up on our avalanche transceiver search, Rutschblock, and snow profiling.
Analyzing our snow pit, under the guidance of Fiona.
Fiona doing a hardness profile of the snowpack.
Curtis doing a temperature profile.
Digging out a Rutschblock - yes, we've been getting alot of snow!
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That's a lot of snow.
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