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This is the start of the daunting task of getting your self down the entire Farmington Spine. You can ski everything that is snow from here to the end of the snow, except for one spot needing a transition.
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Here are some turns I made while getting off the ridge-line above Rice/Mud bowls.
Looking down/across rice Bowl from just below the cornice line.
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Spencer Parkin
Apr 20, 2019 near Farmington, UT
“This is the start of the daunting task of getting your self down the entire Farmington Spine. You can ski everything that is snow from here to the end of the snow, except for one spot needing a transition.”  

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This is the start of the daunting task of getting your self down the entire Farmington Spine. You can ski everything that is snow from here to the end of the snow, except for one spot needing a transition.
Looking down/across rice Bowl from just below the cornice line.
My tracks in Mud bowl. Notice the star was under the cornice line. Not a good place to be unless you believe things are not yet unstable.
Typical of my camera, the part I wanted to show is the only part washed out. I could see massive roller-ball fragments from a few days ago. Notice the corniced ridge line.
This video shows 3 descents from Mud Peak. And yes, I suck at skiing.
In this video I skied Rice bowl three times and met up with Brett, a fellow skier of the backcountry.
This was taken after skiing a good way down Rice bowl. Lots of great ski terrain here; it's just so hard to access.
Here are some turns I made while getting off the ridge-line above Rice/Mud bowls.
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Farmington Spine

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Farmington, UT
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