

The little snow leftover was good. The ice in Carnage Canyon was something else. Some sections were an ice skating rink with powered snow applied to the top. I was able to ride most of the way, and managed to fall pretty hard once while I was hiking though a particularly steep icy section. There were about 8 trucks headed up the canyon too - here's one guy, all throttle, no finese, making it through (and creating more) ice.

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Yep, it's a bummer that Carnage is frozen. That's pretty fun when it's dry. Did you hit that other downhill we found the other day?
Nope, played around for a bit near 5 points and headed down. Was running low on time with the icecapades I went through to get to the top. I still liked it all though.
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