Ogden Outdoor Adventure Show 268 - Legendary Sheep

Todd to the Top inside #TanVan at Beus Trailhead

Two men in a van down by the trailhead. We chat Bears Ears and the 54:54 phone conversation between the Guv and the Outdoor Industry, provide some lighthearted fun with a sheep involved Weekly Happy, News, Events, Gear, something Worth Watching, Quote of the Week, Outdoor Jukebox and more. Cheers to you, thanks for listening friends!

WEEKLY HAPPY

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AVALANCHE CONDITIONS 

The avalanche danger will rise to the high end of MODERATE on all steep sunlit slopes with daytime warming. The steep east to south to west facing terrain is to be avoided by the time it becomes damp and unstable, usually in the mid-morning to mid-afternoon hours. Pockets of MODERATE exist for lingering wind drifts in the steep exposed alpine terrain. Cornices have become gargantuan and unruly - take particular care along and beneath cornice-littered ridgelines.

https://utahavalanchecenter.org/

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IN THE NEWS

WORTH WATCHING

On January 13, 2017, the USA Rafting Team set their sights on making history: Breaking a legendary speed record through 277 miles of the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon. With a custom-built 50-foot raft and powered by ultramarathon effort, "The Time Travelers" is the story of ordinary people attempting something extraordinary on one of the world's most breathtaking stages.

WORTH LISTENING

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great.” ― Mark Twain

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OUTDOOR JUKEBOX | “Keeping it to Yourself” – Could Ever

Keeping It To Yourself, Out Now apple.co/1RcVRn8 sptfy.com/single

As John Muir would say, “The Mountains are calling and we must go…”

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