hi folks! i'm new to this website, so my apologies if i'm beating horse that's already dead, but i haven't been able to find specifics on insulin storage on extended expeditions/winter camping trips. i'm an avid ski tourer, and have many days ski touring in the canadian backcountry. most of my days out are day trips from huts or from local road accessed touring points. this spring, i am planning on doing a 2 week trip up on the lilloet glacier in the coastal range of british columbia. this will involve living out of a tent for 2 weeks and winter camping!

So, one month after laying out a prospectus of what I expect of myself over the next few months, I feel that things, thus far, are going reasonably well... That is, when I get the chance to climb...
 

Grüsse von den Alpen,
Wanted to share a project I am working on currently in Austria...
http://skimountaineer.wordpress.com
 

One of my most anticipated traditions has become the Annual Weekend-After-Memorial Ski Trip on Beartooth Pass.  On most years, Beartooth Pass - which Charles Kuralt once called "America's most scenic roadway" - opens on Memorial Weekend following a massive snowplowing effort.  What this means to desperate ski junkies suffering from withdraw is this: yet another chance to make some off-season turns with relatively little uphill pain.