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Observer Name
Doug Wewer
Observation Date
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Avalanche Date
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Region
Ogden » Taylor Canyon
Location Name or Route
Taylors Canyon
Elevation
7,500'
Aspect
West
Trigger
Natural
Avalanche Type
Wet Loose
Depth
Unknown
Width
Unknown
Vertical
Unknown
Comments

From Ogden, observed several natural wet sluffs near rocky areas in Taylor's Canyon (westerly aspects). The paths observed were steep, rocky gullies that run frequently. It looks like the slides came down with the heat of the afternoon sun.

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