Jamie Pierce
11/26/2005, Colorado Springs

This photo is from a recent expedition to the Penninsula of Antarctica. Want a true adventure, try skiing and climbing on the Peninsula of Antarctica.

This is in one of my favorite places on the planet, the Gerlache Straits.

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Jamie Pierce
11/22/2005, Colorado Springs

More sunshine has returned to the state, and in this area warming trends have affected the snowpack.

I skied nearly 4000 vertical feet Sunday in Rocky Mountain National Park, under good snow. I dug a profile pit down 133 cm, all test revealed good net results, it was a NE aspect. That was for that small area, that is not to say it's good elsewhere.

I have added 2 Level II AIARE courses for the year, check the website for dates. You must have done a L-I to qualify for these courses.

Contact us with any questions.

This photo is of John Thorne and his two boys Joey and John Jr. This summit shot happened in March 2005.

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Jamie Pierce
11/17/2005, Colorado Springs

Snow has steadily crept into the mountains in this part of the US. I was out yesterday evaluating snowpack for the begining of our Avalanche courses. What I found was fairly good skiing snow, on terribly dangerous snowpack. It will be a good learning enviroment no doubt, but danger does loom in the backcountry.

If your intrested in an Avalanche course for 2006 contact us for dates (719-448-0800) or consult the SEI website. We will be offering 7 courses in conjunction with Colorado College.

Enjoy the snow and early season skiing.

Jamie

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