I will be mountain traversing backwards.

When I'm skiing and I have to traverse (or my friends are making me) I am not the biggest fan. Yes, I understand times you need or must traverse however I prefer not to on most occasions. It can be tiring.


I have some catching up to do with stories of last season and mountains I skied for the first time:
-Big Bear (Bear Mountain)
-Mammoth
-Mt. Waterman


My next entries I will go back in time and write those adventures I should have written and posted months ago. I have pictures too.


Are you ready readers? Let's traverse backwards together.

If it's raining in LA, does that mean it's snowing in the mountains?

It's been raining and chilly in Los Angeles the past week two weeks. I love it. This is perfect weather. The only other perfect weather includes some white fairy dust from heaven, aka SNOW.

So if it's raining in the greater Los Angeles, does that mean it's snowing in the nearby mountains? My quick interwebs investigation told me not yet. However, maybe at the very top top somewhere?

What is the sound of one hand clapping? Well below is the sound of snow falling on pine trees.