Archive:Matthew's Gnarfest Phelix Hut Birthday 2009
Synopsis
It's my birthday on January 19th. I want to ski. What more is there to say?
Actually a little bit... this isn't going to be an instructional trip. Everyone is welcome, but if your experience is limited, you'll need to make sure you are teamed up with someone who will look after you. That won't be me, because it's my birthday and I want to ski.
Date
January 17-18 2009, TBC. Depending on work, I may try to expand this trip to include Friday (16th) or Monday (19th), more likely Monday though since that is actually my birthday. Hopefully both.
Where
The Brian Waddington Hut, hands down my favourite birthday weekend skiing destination.
Equipment List
Also, mulled wine, fine whisky, dinner and desert potluck, and instruments of music and merriment.
Sign Up
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Signup Closed |
| This is the sign up and organization page for an old trip. It already happened on 17-01-2009. Please do not sign up for it. |
Soft limit of 24, the capacity of the hut. Anyone beyond that is welcome, but should be willing to camp. (Of course there is "always room for one more", and there is space to sleep on the floor downstairs, but if the hut will be full, bringing tents is encouraged.)
Hut sign up
- Matthew Carroll
- Elissa Smith
- Evan Morris (need my Phelix powder fix!)
- Greta Raymant
- justin hall
- Scott Webster
- Anne Webster
- Takahiro Saeki
- Keisuke Kobayashi
- Emma VB
- Champagne
- Frances Sharpe
- Ben Singleton-Polster
- Bob Lai
- Laura Morrison
- Meghan S. Anderson
- Scott Nelson
- Sandra Nicol
- Lee Wasilenko
- Roland Burton
- Ignacio Rozada
- Ran Z
- Christian S.
- Zack Treisman
Camping sign up
Rides
Add your cars below here, or else post if you are looking for a ride.
Car Groups
Evan Morris (4 passengers, leaving from Broadway and Alma)
- Greta
- Champagne
- Emma
- Meghan
Driver (# seats, location leaving from)
Carless People
- Takahiro Saeki(Fairview Crescent)
- Keisuke Kobayashi (Fairview Crescent)
- Laura Morrison(UBC)
From Roland: I'd like to go to Phelix this weekend in spite of the (probably) low snow accumulation, but I don't want to drive; at least I don't want to drive home. If somebody wants to drive my Trooper home, that would work. Or if somebody wants to offer me a ride, that would work too. I realize that drivers are responsible for getting their passengers to the Hut and back, in other words, this is not a "beginner friendly trip" in the sense that we look after everybody. Perhaps for this reason, we seem to be a little short of cars. I'm happy to get back late (Monday, Tuesday).