Baldy Bowl (4/17/2010)
Sam, great report, it was nice to have the whole mountain to ourselves on the way up, snow conditions that early were perfect. Nice to run into Kurt W. a second time.
Camera is with the mountain gods - posted on the general subjects a "lost and found" wish
I did however pull out my phone at the summit to use the camera in it
Sam is pulling out some food for a snack as the "long Shadow" of the early morning looks over him to West Baldy
Looking East
Sam is enjoying his view of Baden Powell and his snack
End of snow season for Baldy Bowl is almost here
Camera is with the mountain gods - posted on the general subjects a "lost and found" wish
I did however pull out my phone at the summit to use the camera in it
Sam is pulling out some food for a snack as the "long Shadow" of the early morning looks over him to West Baldy
Looking East
Sam is enjoying his view of Baden Powell and his snack
End of snow season for Baldy Bowl is almost here
Depending on the weather (it's perdicting rain that afternoon into the evening but that's 10 days out and we know how much that can change) I'm willing to go either Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evening. Don't want to go see a full moon hidden in the rainy clouds if I can help it. Let's find out what time it's supposed to be at it's "appex" and plan accordingly
My typing at work is a little on the fast side sometimes - an extra "p" never hurt anyone - especially on the trail
I was hoping to time the summit with the brightest fullest moon disk possible - here's some beta from google searches
Apr. 28, 8:18 a.m. EDT -- Full Pink Moon. The grass pink or wild ground phlox is one of the earliest widespread flowers of the spring. Other names were the Full Sprouting Grass Moon, the Egg Moon, and -- among coastal tribes -- the Full Fish Moon, when the shad come upstream to spawn.
April's Full Pink Moon?
Comes from the herb moss pink, or wild ground phlox, one of earliest widespread wildflowers of spring.
April 28th, 2010
Moonrise 9:10 pm
Moon set 5:41 am - Thursday morning
You can find out more at this website - http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/a ... moon&n=137 which will show the complete moon activity for the next 7 days - I'll update it on Thursday
Yup. We kept gazing back down at your (orange?) tent for some reason. We didn't see it until we were halfway up the bowl. Was there a bivy sack next to your tent? Or a log?taktical wrote:Don't know if you noticed but I was in a tent about 200' up from the ski hut. We heard you guys come through in the morning.