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标题: Vail - Lover's leap 双黑全记录 [打印本页]

作者: ecko 时间: 2013-3-27 21:26
标题: Vail - Lover's leap 双黑全记录
敢和不敢的，最后都下去了。。。

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作者: bullpower 时间: 2013-3-27 21:31
吓人的沙发。。。。

作者: KuoiGuaBoarder 时间: 2013-3-27 21:39
碉堡了，

美女眼中的雪山悬崖都是爱哪

作者: luvski 时间: 2013-3-27 21:43
死了都要爱，这奏是俺啊！

作者: c_sea 时间: 2013-3-27 21:56
美女呀，你啥时候抓拍的？拍得好。

作者: toronto_ray 时间: 2013-3-27 22:14
这歌听着挺悲壮的，但演员们都很淡定啊

作者: ouer2010 时间: 2013-3-27 22:18
滑了还不知道叫什么名字。拍得好

作者: ouer2010 时间: 2013-3-27 22:26
这是在vail的一个high点

作者: snowrider 时间: 2013-3-27 22:40
本帖最后由 snowrider 于 2014-6-15 19:11 编辑

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作者: pasu 时间: 2013-3-27 23:31
好陡啊，得有多少度呢？

作者: jluo 时间: 2013-3-28 05:44
好吓人，还是不去了

作者: snowbunny 时间: 2013-3-28 06:19
多谢Echo的记录，这个我要永久保存。那段经历太刺激了。

作者: skisnowboardca 时间: 2013-3-28 06:29
谢谢ecko的记录。我也觉得那段经历太太新鲜刺激了！！那个小摄像机真好，我明年也争取买一个。

作者: spider 时间: 2013-3-28 07:57
不管敢与不敢，既然是爱的双黑就得下。

作者: pasu 时间: 2013-3-28 09:27

dabinwei 按兵兵的话说60度。

牛啊，膜拜

作者: koala 时间: 2013-3-28 11:20
演员们都帅呆了

作者: 雪坷垃 时间: 2013-3-28 12:15
如果是我的话估计得有人从后边推一把才能下

作者: 闹妈 时间: 2013-3-28 13:36
喜欢你们科州的录像！等没雪滑了，俺就天天看你们的录像！

作者: canadatom 时间: 2013-3-28 17:51
Matt Jones 'Swam' to Safety in Avalance; Two Others Perished

By MARIECAR FRIAS and LEE FERRAN
Dec. 17, 2008

Three skiers in western mountains found themselves in the midst of a snowy nightmare this weekend when heavy snowfall triggered multiple avalanches.
Matt Jones was skiing in Vail, Colo. when a potentially deadly avalanche swept him away.
(ABC News)
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Two of the skiers died, but one survived by "swimming" for his life.
Matt Jones was skiing on a slope called Lover's Leap in Vail, Colo., when he suddenly felt the snow break under him.
"I landed fine, made one turn to the left and I heard a whumph and knew the slope was sliding," Jones told "Good Morning America." "I tried to get my skis pointed down the hill and hopefully ski out from one of the sides. It was too late at that point. I knew it had me. ... It was just a matter of trying to ride it down and stay on top and keep from getting buried."
To survive, Jones said he swam and screamed through the avalanche, which was 150 feet wide, 600 feet long and 3 feet deep.

"I had always read and been taught just to kind of use your arms as best you can to try to stay on top. That's what I tried to do in addition to screaming quite a bit -- just trying to make sure I didn't get buried," he said. But even after such a harrowing experience Jones said he's not done with the mountain.

"I would most definitely [ski there again]," Jones said. "The Vail ski patrol, they do a great job of mitigating avalanche dangers inside the resort boundaries. [It was] a very rare incident."

Heather Gross, 27, fell into a similar situation when she was skiing with friends on Mount Baldy in Utah but when the avalanche stopped moving, she was buried in the snow for more than an hour. She was found unconscious and alive, but she later died. Gross had recently completed a language study program in China and had traveled the world before that, her father, Dennis Gross, told the Salt Lake Tribune.
"She did a life worth of living in 27 years," he said.

Cory Brettman, 52, met the same fate when he was caught in an avalanche in Aspen, Colo. Brettman, who worked on the ski patrol for 26 years, was found at around 9 p.m., the Aspen Times reported. He had suffocated in the snow. Last year, avalanches killed a record-breaking 36 people. The Forest Service's National Avalanche Center provides information about avalanches including how to avoid one, what to do if caught in one and how best to conduct a rescue if a companion disappears during one.

作者: ecko 时间: 2013-3-28 18:50