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  • Catalog of Irene Related Slides

    Figured I’d start a catalog of Hurricane Irene related slides from what I’ve seen or heard from various people and or photos. Let’s add to this as we get more info!

    Algonquin:
    1. Enlarged Northeast Bowl Slide across from Wright's Airplane slides and cleared the drainage of trees.
    2. Minor slide on NW drainage.
    Basin:
    1. Augmented and new "NE Shoulder Slide" - Debris field intersections Saddleback’'s southern slide and Basin E. Face runout.
    2. New and enlarged slides in Chicken Coop Slide array.
    3. 3-4 Tributary slides from Basin's ridge just south of the East Face Slides. These slid into the Basin East Face the run-out which was cleaned to Shanty Brook.
    Blake:
    1. 3 new slide tracks low on SW aspect - Large Dual tributary track and a small slide to it's NE.
    Cascade:
    1. New "Cascade Slide" beginning at the old horizontal part of previous “T” shaped slide - Runout reaches Upper Cascade Lake.
    Colden:
    1. Trap Dike cleaned from new "Trap Dike Slide" (higher elevation) paralleling previous exit slide from Trap Dyke.
    2. New slide down drainage south of Avalanche Pass Slide- Cruciflyer Slide, formerly had small slides along southern edge.
    3. Small slide (very minimal) NW of false summit between false summit drainages and above cliff.
    4. Colden Cooler Slide created on northern flank of north shoulder (below trail to Lake Arnold).
    Dix:
    1. New northern tributary of Beckhorn Slide on east side of Dix.
    2. New Buttress Slide on SW running buttress between Hunters Pass Slide and North Fork Slide.
    3. Two small tributaries added to southern edge of Hunters Pass Slide.
    Giant:
    1. East face activity per Drew Haas.
    2. Putnam Brook slide on Giant looked expanded and cleaned up per "TCD".
    3. Two changes to NE Slide - a new tributary on far west side and enlarge E tributary.
    4. Enlarged Tulip Slide.
    Gothics:
    1. New slide added to Orebed Slide Array on Gothics NW face (E of Orebed Trail, but NOT the one that intersects the trail).
    2. New Orebed Slide that intersects trail (2 tributaries). There was previously a very small exposure.
    Howard:
    1. New "Howard Slide" on north aspect.
    Iroquois:
    1. Minor activity on NW aspect.
    Lower Wolf Jaw:
    1. Enlarged Bennies Root Canal Slide - New Tributary descends north from summit with run-out cleaned to Johns Brook.
    2. New Khyber's Slide (2 tributaries) 1 ridge southwest of Bennies; run-out cleaned to Johns Brook.
    Macomb:
    1. Multiple slides south of summit
    Marcy
    1. New slide on East side between cliffs and the scythe shaped slide
    Saddleback:
    1. Added NW branch (aka Catastrophic Chaos) that connects to the old NE (Back in the Saddle) slide, added adjacent slide to the SE that almost connects, lengthened runout.
    2. NEW - 3 smaller slides between Back in the Saddle and the Orebed Trail.
    3. NEW - 3 slides (one 1,350' long) on SE face of Saddleback-Facing Gothics' South Face.
    Tabletop:
    1. Slide on north aspect of 1285 m peak..
    2. Slide on north aspect of Tabletop’s east ridge (drains into Hogback Brook).
    Upper Wolf Jaw:
    1. Enlarged the "Skinny” Slide" on NW ridge - Enlarged along east side.
    2. Enlarged the "Wide Slide" (NW ridge's western-most slide): New slab at bottom, right-rising gully has rubble added, upper pitch was enlarged along the eastern side of the pre-existing slab (largest portion on the west). Upper pitch also has a new smaller run on the east side. Runout intersects trail and continues to Johns Brook near Wolfjaws Lean-to (destroyed the privy).
    3. New short slide (about 500' with runout) between 1 and 2 above.
    4. New slide-Beaver Brook Slide on E starting near top of White Slide to col b/t Armstrong and UWJ, long run-out.
    Whiteface
    1. Small slab exposed on south side.
    Wright:
    1. New Angel Slide west of 1999 slides with long run-out tracking toward Marcy Dam.
    Wilmington #1:
    1. Cooper Kill Slide: East side (1 minor track/1 major)
    Last edited by mudrat; 01-01-2016, 08:13 AM.
    May your ambition for the goal allow you to be a student of the journey.

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  • #2
    That should keep us busy for at least a week.

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    • #3
      Looking from Owl's Head on Sunday, the rarely visited Putnam Brook slide on Giant looked expanded and cleaned up.

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      • #4
        It would be fun to see a series of before and after pics!
        Shut your eyes and think of somewhere
        Somewhere cold and caked in snow.......

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        • #5
          Originally posted by adkdremn View Post
          It would be fun to see a series of before and after pics!
          Working on that one
          May your ambition for the goal allow you to be a student of the journey.

          www.adirondackmountaineering.com

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          • #6
            Mudrat, thanks for posting the list. Will be interested to learn of others. Does anyone know the condition of the Trap Dike? Is it clogged with debris? Any word on whether it can be hiked?
            Phil
            Adirondack Explorer
            www.adirondackexplorer.org

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            • #7
              Originally posted by adkeditor View Post
              Does anyone know the condition of the Trap Dike? Is it clogged with debris?
              Some close up photos of the Trap Dike were recently posted by "Chef":

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              • #8
                Originally posted by adkeditor View Post
                Mudrat, thanks for posting the list. Will be interested to learn of others. Does anyone know the condition of the Trap Dike? Is it clogged with debris? Any word on whether it can be hiked?
                No problem! We were just discussing TD here http://www.adkhighpeaks.com/forums/s...t=15685&page=6
                May your ambition for the goal allow you to be a student of the journey.

                www.adirondackmountaineering.com

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                • #9
                  Mudrat is famous

                  Just posted an item on Adirondack Almanack on slides that links to this thread.

                  I thought the closeup photo of the new slide on Saddleback deserved bigger play, so I ran it large on my Outtakes blog. You can find it here.
                  Phil
                  Adirondack Explorer
                  www.adirondackexplorer.org

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                  • #10
                    Shouldn't this be posted in the slides section?

                    Is there an over/under for the last slide climbed?
                    --- Resident terrorist-supporting eco-freak bootlicker

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by WalksWithBlackflies View Post
                      Shouldn't this be posted in the slides section?

                      Is there an over/under for the last slide climbed?
                      My money is on kevin. (Pssst Kevin, the whole retirement plan is riding on you.....not to put any pressure on ya )
                      https://picasaweb.google.com/masshysteria1958

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by adkeditor View Post
                        Just posted an item on Adirondack Almanack on slides that links to this thread.

                        I thought the closeup photo of the new slide on Saddleback deserved bigger play, so I ran it large on my Outtakes blog. You can find it here.
                        Wow, the day after it came down, that must have been cool! I would imagine it smelled like a sawmill on that!
                        https://picasaweb.google.com/masshysteria1958

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by masshysteria View Post
                          My money is on kevin. (Pssst Kevin, the whole retirement plan is riding on you.....not to put any pressure on ya )
                          First fame. Not your retirement. Such pressure so early in life...

                          Don't do any betting for this weekend. I'm still recovering from Irene and trying to fix things!
                          May your ambition for the goal allow you to be a student of the journey.

                          www.adirondackmountaineering.com

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                          • #14
                            Sounds like someone is going to have to design a new patch. We'll call it the "Irene-slide-patch"
                            High peaks: Summer: 46/46 (1st iteration); 29/46 (2nd); 11/46 (3rd); 7/46 (4th) Winter: 7/46 (1st); 1/46 (2nd)

                            The other 56: Summer: 55/56 (1st); 12/56 (2nd); 4/56 (3rd); 3/56 (4th) Winter: 13/56 (1st); 3/56 (2nd); 1/56 (3rd); 4th (0/56)

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by masshysteria View Post
                              Wow, the day after it came down, that must have been cool! I would imagine it smelled like a sawmill on that!
                              In places ... but most of the slide was fairly clean. The tree jams below the final slab were the exception to the rule.
                              Phil
                              Adirondack Explorer
                              www.adirondackexplorer.org

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