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TR: L'Hokkaido des Alpes
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Today we were skiing in the Hokkaido of the Alps. The weather over the last week has been miserable. Rain, Sun, High Temperatures, Snow, Rain again, Wind from the South, Wind from the North. A complete pot-pourri of winter conditions.



There are going to be some absolutely massif slabs on North to East slopes after this lot comes back to earth.



Objective du Jour, low angled terrain on Mount Fujifilm. Snow conditions should have been 30cm of fresh powder according to the weather station but it had all blown into the valley on the left leaving 10cm of "carton" on an icy base.



Poor, lonely windswept skier.



On the Caldera



Sun setting in the distance on the lower slopes.
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