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Observer Name
Doug Wewer
Observation Date
Friday, March 11, 2011
Avalanche Date
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Region
Ogden » Weber Canyon » Thurston Peak
Location Name or Route
Thurston Peak
Elevation
9,000'
Aspect
Northeast
Trigger
Natural
Depth
Unknown
Width
Unknown
Vertical
Unknown
Comments

Observed from a distance. Looks like a decent size slide. Slide is located in a north-facing bowl, just to the north of Thurston Peak.

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