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Today started off a bit lazy and I just couldn't get going. I headed straight to the top of Goryu and decided to see if the kicker we built was still in place. The snow and wind had completely obliterated any signs of the kicker and also the igloo.
I headed on down through the 'alpinaglade' and discovered that the wind had caused a top level of icy conditions. However there were still areas where the powder was nice and light. I headed straight on down the slope and down the double black mogul run. Wasn't that exciting and I just couldn't get motivated.
I headed all the way back to the top again, and this time I was some people I recognised go off into the back country, an area where I had wanted to go. The only reason why I haven't hit this back-country is that I have no idea where it leads out. So I headed down as normal, down the piste and when I arrived at the gondola I say some of the people who did the back country. Hmmm. This encouraged me to go up and give it a go as I knew that there had to be an easy ride out.
I hit the top of the back country and it was so worth the ride. There was just so much light powder, the trees were nicely spaced, the terrain was challenging with loads of drops, hits, jumps and amazing carve lines to take me down the slope. The bottom run out was actually quite scary. There were loads of trees that you had to duck under, avoid, and all on a very narrow track with a big drop off to the side.
I met Stephen at the top a couple times as he had decided to dig out his Igloo as I did the run again and again and again. Good riding, just a pity that there was no-one else to enjoy it with me.
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