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Revision as of 04:37, 31 October 2007

Glacier School Review and Summit

One step at a time to approach the freedom of the hills

Introduction

Continued from previous message board threads : Here and here

The following details are to be discussed with instructors / group leaders.

  • Location:
    • Wedgemount Lake, Wedge Glr. (Or Rainbow lake Or Russet hut at Fissile ??)
  • Activity:
    • Practice crevasse rescue, glacier route finding. avalanche prevention / rescue ?
  • Calling for instructors ;-) and enthusiastic snow campers.
  • Ran is going to try out his Igloo Block Maker (pre-alpha) if snow condition is feasible.

Date Time

November 10th - 12th, 2007 (Remembrance Day Weekend)

Sign up - Roped Group I

Students

  1. Ran Z
  2. Liam Harrap


Instructors / Leaders



Sign up - Roped Group II

Students





Instructors / Leaders



Sign up - Roped Group III

Students





Instructors / Leaders



Gears

Some of the gears are sharable, some are personal.

Wear

  1. Warm / water proof cloths for snow camping / glacier travelling
  2. Warm water proof boots
  3. Gaiters
  4. Hut booties
  5. Glacier sunglasses
  6. sun screen
  7. water proof gloves

Hardware

  1. Mountaineering Ax
  2. Mountaineering crampons
  3. Harness
  4. Helmet
  5. waist prussik cord (5mm x 80cm)
  6. leg prusik cord (5mm x 120cm)
  7. cordlette (6mm x 300cm)
  8. slings and runners (the more the better)
  9. locking biner (x2)
  10. non locking biners (more the better)
  11. pickets
  12. Show shovels
  13. avalanche beacons
  14. flags on bamboo sticks for marking (cant recall the name at the moment) = wands

Shelters

  1. Tent
  2. Sleeping bag (-10C and below) (I m warm sleeper, you can always liner or use over bag or double it with your summer bag or double it with your emergency bivy)
  3. Sleeping pad, prevent losing heat to the ground.
  4. Ear plugs

Food

  1. Stove, pots and pans (to share)
  2. Fuel
  3. lunches and dinners
  4. water and purification pills / filters

Cars

If you have space in your car, please post the spots. Passengers pay for gas. If you have a rope and/or rack, please indicate so that we can try and even out people with gear into cars with less gear (see below).

  • Name (X spots) [gear] {Time of Departure from Vancouver - Time of Departure from Camp}
  1. Liam, 3 spots, surrey


Carless People

  1. Ran Z