 Phil with Oskar the night before. |
 Typical LA early morning fog & smog. |
 starting to break free of LA AM haze. |
 The chair up to the mid station. |
 The Notch Restaurant at 7,800'. |
 looking N onto I-15 & the desert. |
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 Mt. Harwood is between Baldy & the ski area, 9,552'. The Devil's Backbone trail goes around the summit. |
 Looking back at the ski area, you can see the Notch.
In the distant haze you can see Mt. San Jacinto & San Gorgonio, but the smog is creeping up! |
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 1st glimpse of Baldy. |
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 A friendly gentleman took these. |
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 You can see a couple snow fields that I was able to ski back on. |
 looking back at Harwood & the Devil's Backbone. Now you can really see San Jacinto & San Gorgonio. |
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 The bowl was pretty much gone! |
 Lots of avalanche debris at the bottom |
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 To salvage the day I was expecting to just ski this ridge, then go home. |
 Then looking N at Dawson Pk., I saw this ridge. |
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 I was able to ski almost all the way to the saddle between Baldy & Dawson, maybe 1,000'. |
 Looking back at Harwood during my 1,000' climb back out. |
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 My second run was during my return. |
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 Bruce Morgan was kind enough to send me these 3 shots. I never saw these guys. |
 Here are his photos, http://community.webshots.com/user/hpshiker |
 Thanks Bruce. I guess it's my fault that I look like I am leaning back, but the pot holes were big enough to swallow you up. |
 Back at my mother's, Oskar fell in love with my Power Rangers style ski helmet. |
 Tuesday after skiing Saturday I flew right over the mountain. |
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