Exponential growth
Joseph Bento
joseph at kirtland.com
Tue Jan 8 19:31:22 CST 2013
On 1/8/2013 5:16 PM, Richard O'Neill wrote:
> On 1/8/2013 6:57 PM, Joseph Bento wrote:
>> Fortunately, if we do go, there are a couple 2m repeaters in this
>> region.
>
>
> I hope the snow doesn't take them out. Got batteries? CQ, CQ,
> anyone, ... anyone? Come in please, over.
> Better take along an EPIRB, just in case. ;-)
> _
I did inquire about the need for avalanche equipment. The slopes where
we will be snowshoeing are all less than 30 degrees, so the chances for
avalanche are minimal. I recently updated my wardrobe's cold weather
clothing, so I'm pretty well set gear-wise with nice, insulated ski /
snowboard clothing. Snowshoeing in and of itself tends to generate a
lot of body heat, so I'll wear layered clothing and add / remove as
necessary. This hike will begin at around 7,800 feet and end at about
8,600 feet where the yurt is located. For a 3-mile hike, that is not
too steep an elevation gain.
I need to remember to take lots of photos!
Joe, N6DGY
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