Stev on the approach: Spence does “the point.” Spence heads down… Stev follows… …and completes some “creamed corn eights”… Spence starts another run… …then goes over to the

Before skiing Dunderberg’s Right Shoulder we attempted to ski another patch. A patch too far, without a bridge. This is what we saw at the beginning of our

Penny: Stev and Penny: Stev at the top the next run… …heading down… Off to another run further down… …up and down… Stev and Makisha: Stev dropping in:

Looking up at “No Name” Peak from the east side of Sonora Pass: Looking back up at “No Name” Peak from the west side of Sonora Pass: Looking

The approach. Yes, I had fun storming the castle. Penny: Penny and Makisha in front of the Leviathan Peak Fire Lookout: Three self-timer photos: Looking up from the

Hidden Samurai Glacier Bella: Bella and Stev: John: A link to John’s video from the day: Hidden Glacier on October 7, 2012 Spence escapes a man-eating suncup… …and

Eastbowl East Patches: John clicking on on 45 degree slope suncups: John and Bella… …Bella and John… Stev “escapes” from the Far East Drunken Monkey Crawl or Stupid

Method Man Patch After a late start from Woods Lake we headed out in search of snow patches. We first went past Roundtop Lake to see if “The

Hidden Samurai Glacier Stev looks for a line to ski: Mark… …Marks… Mark wrote an article about our ski day on Unofficial Alpine. Here is a link: http://unofficialalpine.com/?p=509

Hidden Glacier Spence and his 35mm SLR Nikon camera: Stev and his digital Canon: Stev hiking up: Spence bootpacking up Hidden Glacier’s suncups: …Stev follows… …and Spence skiing