Tuesday, March 15, 2011

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Trilogy: Picos Cuyalaret, Mauhourat and P White, Sunday 13 March

Aerial our little journey, linking the peaks of the divide Portalet with the English side. Our idea was to follow, from the White P, along the ridge, to the Canal Roya, who appeared at the right-hand photo. But we threw the clouds above and had to return the car.


Trilogy in Portalet: Pico Cuyalaret, and Pena Blanca Mauhourat

Sunday March 13

Donato Molina, Alfredo, Marga, Alberto Lafarga, Lucia Cinto and Jorge G ª-Dihinx


After the rain and snow on Saturday, took advantage of good weather window on Sunday morning to go the Pyrenees. We warn of avalanches fallen the previous evening and change the plans. Bujaruelo leave the target and return to Portalet.
we do not know how or when the snow will be going to spoil the day, instead of drawing a circular required, go up a little beak Portalet area, alternating ups and downs as far as we leave the day.
So, we went first the Cuyalaret, descended and then climbed to Penis Mauhourat and after the second climb down to Peña Blanca. There and we begin to close the heavens and force us to retreat, back to the car, when to eat and celebrate a great day and a small window of sunshine.
Thank you all for coming! Jorge



Map 1; 25,000 of issues with our small loops Alpina day

Leaving alone the Portalet, with fog lights that give us pretty



Lights and shadows created by morning mist

already near the first peak of the day, Cuyalaret, we last French sea of \u200b\u200bclouds


Spectacular views known to the Rinconada de Anayet from Cuyalaret


After a first down, we put skins for up to 2 ° peak of the day


Alfredo behind small avalanche that fell on Saturday afternoon with
rains


look back to our first peak, which is now trodden by new skiers. The cheering will
Portalet


Alfredo, in the last ramp to Mauhourat, to the full extent of Portalet behind


Mauhourat Views from the summit towards Cuyalaret. Behind the hill of Arroyeras and Punta Escarra



Last photo of the day, all on the 3 rd summit, Peña Blanca. Clouds invade us and invite us to return, leaving the full loop to the Canal Roya for another time. A ski all!

Saturday, March 12, 2011

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Pics d'Auliou and Soum d'Aas, in circular from Gabas. March 8 and Sanchacollons

Isabel San Juan, reaching the top of Soum d'Aas (2.427m), having previously topped Pic d'Auliou

Picos d'Auliou (2.409m) and Soum d'Aas (2.427m) in flow from Gabas
Tuesday March 8
Francis Cordée 64, Pilti, Diego Muñoz-Cobo, Isabel San Juan and Jorge G ª-Dihinx

had long had in mind up to these two modest peaks, which once photographed from the Cheru and also from the Peyrefet .
To climb these two peaks is needed snow at altitudes of 1,000-1.200m which allows travel on skis from the road up to Bious Gabas Artigues. But many of those times is closed Portalet.
This day the stars were on our side. And with bad weather on the English side, playing move to France. There had veiled skies, southerly winds and sunshine. At the very top occurred to us Back along the north side, crossing the valley of Aule. So would enjoy the powder snow in these northern slopes while forests would avoid the tedious climb, which is not very skiable.
So improvising things on the ground, we left a beautiful circular, suitable for all audiences and soft relief. The gap amount 1.400m.
With Francis, Diego, and Isabella Pilty your company. What a great day we had kids! Jorge

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photo tour a few years removed from the top of Pic Cheru

French IGN map, scale 1:25.000


Pilti and Isabel up through the woods after passing the barrier of Artigues Bious


Walk the gentle slopes south of the Valle d'Aas westbound


After leaving skis on the hill between the two summit, first climbed without crampons, the Pic d'Auliou


The crest of Soum loin d'Aas photographed my colleagues, half of the top edge to


Reaching the crest of Soum loin d'Aas. Behind all the faces from north of the Pyrenees Formigal and Astún


Pilti reaching the top of Soum d'Aas


Panoramic south from the summit, with all faces north from the Ossau the
Moines


top Photo: Diego, Isabel, Pilti, Francis and Jorge


Francis, driving on the poudreuse ...



Francis I took this picture in the powder. Above, Elizabeth and Diego are waiting for their turns.


Diego and Isabel decide to go down the zone to the left of the blade

Valley Tours Aule soft towards Artigues
Bious


Pilti, after crossing into the right mountain slope Aule River in the lower valley. Shortly after 5km road resume, which could be skiing virtually to the same car. Grand finale of a great day.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

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Musala (Sallent de Gallego), March 7 3

Fer teaches enjoying the rolling pin teeth Musalo SW




Musalo and Sanchacollons (Sallent de Gallego)
Monday March 7, 2011
Fer, Fon, Javier, Carlos D, Carlos F, Angel and Jorge
ran the 80's when in my teens I learned to ski. I was up on Saturday with the white bus from Zaragoza to Formigal and began to enjoy the sensations that I was teaching skiing. On each trip on the bus absorbed me looking at the mountains from the window on the right.
At the height of the diversion to Sallent, that always looked Musalo Pico blade. The perfect pyramid ... And I wondered, can ski there? Take that shovel as clean a cut? Is that extreme skiing? Might someday I ski there?
Well, this past Monday, March 7 gave answers to my questions. We meet a lot of friends for a great route with a combination of two great slopes, skiing first Sanchacollons South face of Pico and then the South West of Musala. What two major strokes, says Fer.
There goes the review of the day:
This route SW orientation, does not demand too early in the morning to let the sun has time to transform these slopes at dawn are still in shadow (as SW blade Bisaurín).
We return to La Sarra (Sallent de Gallego) from where we left shortly after the 9 am, climbing initially on the track that climbs to Ibonciecho. Shortly after passing the entrance to another track that descends to Sallent, we take to the left a path that goes by addressing the entire track and you go up the forest in half an hour to where the snow allows the jib ski track . In a wide valley to 1.750m, where snow remains collection, we cut the track on up the road in summer, always with the skis on. We return to the track, at an altitude of 1,900 passes under a very rocky wall facing the sun and always remains snow-free. With skis on the track in a curve to the right-hand turn to get shady side, therefore, becomes the snow. There is the paraludes, in the ravine that descends from Ibonciecho Sanchacollons. We continue to the plain where the track turns to the left towards the Villa Ibonciecho. Right in that corner we can get water (not carrying unnecessary water from the car!), Since the pipeline passes under the bridge of the track and comes out the river (elevation 2,000). Are 10:45 am There we left the track and turn to the right (east) to get some valleys that we are taking from this valley called La Cubetilla and is gradually turning northerly curve. It is a natural valley pleasant to go through it EQUIS journey. Trying to scoop up directly by the south would be very delicate and tired. The natural valley ends up taking us in gentle curve the hill called Cubetilla Pass (2.613m ) (which provides access to Respomuso) where we arrived shortly after 12. There
stop to eat, we take off your skis and then climb the last meters to Sanchacollons (2.696m) with crampons. The view from the top to the area of \u200b\u200bSallent de Gallego is the best of the Valle de Tena, if not the view north, with all Respomuso circus without a soul and all bathed in the sun ...
We let our fucking shovel sunshine and go south to soften and the 1 pm start the first descent of the day, 550m of vertical. Snow softening the midday heat and allows down safely. Well, well! Good feelings!
We reached the height 2.150m where we stopped again to eat and put skins to climb to our second summit of the day, the peak Musala (2.658m). We expect 500m drop it all up. Will be at 2 pm when we start the second climb. Open track and try to trace the easiest route in a few outstanding moments that are very strong. I love to draw "perfect footprint" (well, although not perfect, I try). I get tired more open track, but I enjoy both ... I try to get the lowest fatigue group with the highest performance.
And so, we reached the summit at 3:05 and the day still holds. Well! The We are changing clouds filling the sky and shadows alternating with the sun. Half an hour later we began the second day rolling pin, which is in perfect spring snow. A for him! To Infinity ... and beyond!
My companions, with skis distances "free-ride" once again enjoy a great time, taping each other and having a pipe. Blade is perfect ...
The descend to the altitude 2,100 (although some are put before a canal between two rocky areas) to return to Villa Ibonciecho drawing a smooth flank under a rock wall. The rest of the route we did for our tracks rise, largely because of the track, which ran with heavy snow somewhat slow. Important not to miss the point of the track where the return path to take because there is no marker (if there is a tree with many branches cut off). If you skip it, you can enjoy many miles of track to get bored. On the trail, the descent is rapid.
The path leaves us in a few minutes in the car, about 5 pm. We have completed an 8-hour workday! Without overtime, from 9 to 5! And how well we enjoyed! We must celebrate with some good beers ... right there! Eh?
Until next time guys! Jorge
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Travel to Musalo Sanchacollons and watched a few months ago from the Pico Royo Formigal

IGN 1:25.000 map with our route


In the last few yards before getting water and leave the track, then going to La Cubetilla



Following the Cubetilla troughs, which then turns north and goes steep


end ramps to Pass Cubetilla


In the saddle of Cubetilla Pass, leaving the right-hand picture of the entire natural watercourse


Champi, climbing to the top of Sanchacollons

Behind Champi, climb the rest of the group


panoramic view eastward from the Sanchacollons: Facha, Tebarray, Hells, Garmo ...


Fer, blades Sanchacollons southern



Carlos F, mid-upper. In the background and the environment Foratata
Formigal


Champi and Javi watch half of blade while Fer continues its descent



Carlos F, photographed and recorded by Fer and Carlos


Climbing the steep blade end to Musalo


View from the upper East Musalo and near the top



Javito and Carlos, reaching the top of Musalo



Carlos F, Tena Valley with the backdrop of


Javito, giving all


Carlos F in the upper
perfect


Carlos F, image of a lone skier on a shovel viewpoint of the Valley of Tena


Fer, Fon, Carlos F, Javito, Carlos D, Champi and Jorge


With Champi in the car. Thank you always for your hospitality and unconditional MC.


From the road again we see our footprints on the south side of Sanchacollons ...



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Confirmed Risk of avalanches in north faces Saturday



Ibantxo Photo with the avalanche triggered in this northern slope. To the left is the entrance to the rise of the group footprint, prompting the avalanche a few meters before reaching the crest.


Risk Confirmed Notable (3) plate avalanche in north faces this Saturday March 5



For this past Saturday, March 5, Meteo France considered a significant risk (3) by mudslides in north faces plate over 2000m.

This risk has been confirmed by several avalanches plate, both sides note and both triggered by skiers (no esponáneos avalanches). Fortunately, no casualties have been. Remember

Risk 3 is the most victims were charged for mountaineers and skiers are not likely to change their route or their behavior (ski run) except when estimating Risk 4.

Risk 4 implies possibility of triggering avalanches spontaneously in a variety of slope and aspect, whereas when there is a risk 3 must pay attention to the text (the fine print) accompanying this bulletin, which describes susceptible slopes. In this case the risk was for the existence of plaques in sloping northern slopes, susceptible to rupture with severe overloads. This fact implies that there must be a necessary overhead to destabilize these plaques and that the inclination must be greater than 28 degrees, usually above 30 degrees. The two avalanches plaque displayed in this entry meet those characteristics.

On the one hand, the interesting blog of Freeskiing (Ibantxo, author of the book "Ski Free") Ibantxo recounts the experience they had on Saturday in a northern face above 2000m in the French Pyrenees that was, with the Val d'Aran, the most affected by recent snow.

The necessary conditions are met: Facing north over 2,000 m, slope of 30 º and strong overload, a group of 7 skiers where the avalanche took 5 of them. The use of ABS buoyed 3, 5 and partially buried the others, without major consequences shock.

In this case, the ABS was very helpful to avoid being buried.
But beware, the ABS is like a car aibag. You can save an accident, but do not always guarantee survival. It is best not to have to prove their effectiveness.
Many of the victims of an avalanche are the polytrauma and ABS does not always avoid it. The ideal is to avoid triggering an avalanche. Although not always a mathematical rule and mountain teaches you that there is "100% safe slopes." With

Ibantxo and colleagues for sharing their experience with everyone.


Then, the sample plate avalanche ski resort of Cauterets, the same days (Sector central French Pyrenees Haute Bigorre - Vignemale area)


photo another avalanche in the resort of Cauterets, drawn by J. Iciar

another avalanche

This plate also occurred Saturday in the ski resort of Cauterets (Vignemale sector). Iciar sent us (Thanks!).
It also conforms to the North direction, altitude and number of skiers overload.

can be seen above the plate in the footsteps of many skiers who entered this side (although we can not tell by the picture if entered several at once or is spaced and separated in time).


Set as right-hand corner of the photograph you can see another rise in z footprint by a similar channel orientation. Why shovel fell and the other not? The answer is uncertain, but possibly overloading the avalanche shovel was higher than many skiers go for it.

addition, you can see in the picture that the footprint of the right channel zetas ski passes to ski trail in the last minute. This reduces the load on the shovel and it's very possible that the group of skiers was lower.

It's also possible it was the same group that went to walk down the corridor after the cause avalanche if they decided skiing (all at once) by that avalanche shovel.


PLATE AVALANCHE NOTE: Remember

plates remain fragile while they remain cold . Despite being in March, the northern slopes see the sun only obliquely, do not change and remain fragile for much longer.

southern slopes, with the sun high in March, almost stabilized and the first 24 hours of sun, as are soft and moist, fading to its fragility. Plate behaves as any material that breaks with the cold.

Setting an example that taught me July Benede : Let's say, a piece plastic we put in the freezer. Take it out and give it a blow with a hammer. What happens? Jump to pieces. Is frozen and brittle.

We take another similar piece, place it next to the stove and heated. Softens. It is no longer fragile. Since we can paste a thousand blows, it will not break.

So this weekend we have had so much sun, the only slopes susecptibles plates were breaking up north. The slopes that were this high and generous sun March (E, S and W), were stabilized immediately at noon on Saturday, only increasing the other risk, the avalanche of merger, which rarely takes its toll, as there often match in time and place with people.

The plate avalanche is triggered by the skier himself or someone in your group, it causes many casualties. The fusion occurs when there is often nobody there but destroy buildings and trees, as falling Astun La Raca the bottom of the Canal Roya and destroys everything in its path. The northern slopes ... with that powder snow as appetizing ... eye with them. Go up separate, lower separated, enjoy all safely.

I thought interesting to share these notions, both as Ibantxo Icíar have shared with us and learn to prune both.

Jorge G ª-Dihinx