Glen, Cindy, Sarah and Chris
Little ones getting dressed up
Chris and Glen
Lots of snow, we'll take a picture of this same sign next November
Not many pictures, dumping all day. Deep out there. Went with "Walk it out" Mark. I haven't gone snowmobiling for ages. At one point when he was stuck today, he did say those famous words "I'll just walk it out".
Had a warranty issue with the M8 so after they fixed it (free of charge) I had to take it for a test spin. And because I had to get Sarah's sled out of the way in the trailer, I took that for a test spin too. Fun out there. The snow is set-up but still deep. Very smooth soft/slushy snow. Trails were untouched.
Nobody around
Nice views
Here I have the snow measuring stick out to check on the snow depth. Near a sign for Lost lake, which in the summer is way off the ground. It was 170cm, 68 inches, 5.6feet deep and I was only at 9400feet of elevation.
Piney Lake sign normally 8 feet or more high.
Group photo at end of trip
On the way in, fresh snow
Starting to load up the sleds
Too much food and gear
Mechanical problems on the way in
The luggage sled covered with snow 
Finally at the hut
Alan Sandberg
Some guy named Scott
Jeff Jacobs
Sludge and Sarah measuring the snow (3 meters of snow) 120 inches deep in a few spots, 300 cm
Some guy named Pete
Sarah
Some of us did some skiing up for some ski runs
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