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Adventurers flock to Australias most beautiful bright blue lake Sophie Haslett For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Tourists are flocking to catch a glimpse of a stunning spot dubbed the Little Blue Lake in Tasmania, just two hours from Launceston in the north east of the state. The spectacular destination is nestled just eight kilometres from the towns of Gladstone and Derby and metres from the road. It was originally a mine hole before it was fi...

We're in for snow, but not that much.

Fresh US Avalanche Warnings as Pro Snowboarder Becomes Latest Victim 4th February 2021 Last modified on February 22nd, 2021 Heavy storms are leaving more snow on a very unstable and weak snowpack. It has been a record season for avalanche fatalities in the US with 26 deaths.  Conditions remain extremely dangerous across large parts of North America. 77 He was a member of the resort’s Park and Pipe crew. Michael McKelvey, RIP He was with a group of friends who had built a jump. “They built...

Avalanche Canada has extended a special avalanche warning in B.C. until February 4 by Craig Takeuchi on February 2nd, 2021 at 3:00 PM 1 of 3 2 of 3 Anyone thinking of heading into B.C. backcountry for skiing or snowboarding should take note of several missions conducted to rescue individuals from avalanches or due to injuries over the past week.  In the late afternoon on January 26, NSR received a report of an out-of-bounds snowboarder at Cypress Mountain, who was off Strachan in the Mit...

British Columbias provincial flag flies in Ottawa, Friday July 3, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld February 01, 2021 - 10:48 AM VANCOUVER - A report on the Avalanche Canada website says one skier has been seriously hurt in an avalanche on central Vancouver Island. The report says it happened Sunday on Mount Cameron, southwest of Courtenay. Two skiers were caught in a slide that carried both almost 200 metres down a slope, leaving one buried nearly 1.5 metres under the debris...

Two skiers were caught in a slide that carried both almost 200 metres down a slope, leaving one buried nearly 1.5 metres under the debris. The report says the second skier skidded along the slides surface and was able to locate and free the injured person within about five minutes, but the exact condition of that person hasnt been released. The report comes as Avalanche Canada says recent heavy snowfall has raised the slide risk to high in the alpine and some treeline sections from the South...