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by Ken常明:
谢谢🙏Grace和Lulu 姐的安排。太好玩!累中的快乐! 人的潜能,特别经历过爬有难道的Trail. 会为自己的强大感到骄傲和自豪的!谁? 能相信背上(加上换下来的湿衣服和背包的雨雪和水,约五十磅,在零度的环境下,积雪至大腿的山路,约十一小时还要大家一起轮开路,还有因"老"鞋子出"新"问题,磨伤双脚后跟的痛和难过,完成此程? 但有Vera 在一起爬山,她照顾大家的贡献精神,加上我总觉得要先充分准备和要装备齐全"prepare for the worst, wish for the best "的信念! 及相信大家一定合作队团的精神。这此过程,我真没有特别担心,如似有几十年经验前辈Mark的紧张和担忧! 谢谢🙏Mark 的沿途分享户外知识和经验! 总之,proud of yourself , and proud of all” 敬威和爱大自然,我们也自然能更好享受大自然的无私馈赠!希望大家尽情,自由的多户外活动! 永远记住"Prepare for the worst and wish for the best”!
by 又菜又爱玩:
A group of 9 international snowshoers (Chinese, Thai, Japanese) went up on Jan 10th. The snow was wet and sticky initially, becoming drier after the first bridge. The first group left about 1 hour earlier, but we (the second group) caught up near the forest entrance due to the packed trail. Trail breaking was brutal—often knee-deep, sometimes thigh-high snow. I noticed a small loose snow avalanche in the forest, about 15-20 cm deep, 3 meters wide, running no more than 5 meters, likely caused by a snow bomb. When I first stepped on the lake, I heard a few whumphs. Progress was slow; after 10-11 hours, we arrived at the hut around 8pm.
The hut was in great shape. Lights (and solar panel) worked well. Firewood was running low—please use conservatively.
The next day, we descended without issues. The temperature was higher; snow felt sticky and heavier around the bridge with concrete blocks.
by 又菜又爱玩:
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