at that time we didn t know what was going on. why he was struggling so bad. it s a sight vaughn has never seen. but he s not immediately worried. he thinks the lift operator could simply back the chair up to the drop-off area that was much less steep. but that drop area is not as close as it seems. and what vaughn doesn t realize is that the boy s backpack is caught in the chair. the strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. vaughn films the terrifying scene. the boy hangs on for more than a minute. then as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. oh my god! it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. the ski patrol is standing
line. to nate hubbard, sweetwater oak did more than carry her weight. she saved his life. really didn t feel the danger of it until a couple hours afterward, then it still never really sank in until you get a little older and you think how precious life is and what really could have happened. oh, my gosh. it s another chilling scene, this time on the slopes of park city, utah. a 12-year-old boy dangles from a chair lift 30 feet in the air while witnesses stand helpless below. we were coming up, and the first thing we heard a scream, and we looked up. vaughn grew up skiing in the utah mountains, familiar with the winding trails and steep terrain. for him the chair lift is a peaceful break, a chance to relax between runs. but this normally carefree ride. abruptly turns to horror when vaughn and his family face a boy in a desperate struggle.
rest of my life. but vaughn says after witnessing anthony s ordeal, he can t help but feel a little differently on that routine chair lift ride. we make sure that we don t have any loose straps, loose gloves. we used to take it for granted, oh, you just get off the ski lift. but we make sure we re ready to go. coming up an out-of-control dump truck tearing down the street. oh! a driver tries to fend off a vicious attack while steering a bus. plus two window washers hold on for dear life. when caught on camera: wild rides continues. conquer the weather. don t let it conquer you. with the capability and adaptability of lexus all-weather drive. this is the pursuit of perfection.
why he was struggling so bad. it s a sight vaughn has never seen. but he s not immediately worried. he thinks the lift operator could simply back the chair up to the drop-off area that was much less steep. but that drop area is not as close as it seems. and what vaughn doesn t realize is that the boy s backpack is caught in the chair. the strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. vaughn films the terrifying scene. the boy hangs on for more than a minute. then as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. oh my god! it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. the ski patrol is standing and tends to the boy in a matter of seconds, but is the boy alive? and if so, has he suffered serious injury?
her weight across the finish line. to nate hubbard, sweetwater oak did more than carry her weight. she saved his life. really didn t feel the danger of it until a couple hours afterward, then it still never really sank in until you get a little older and you think how precious life is and what really could have happened. oh, my gosh. it s another chilling scene, this time on the slopes of park city, utah. a 12-year-old boy dangles from a chair lift 30 feet in the air while witnesses stand helpless below. we were coming up, and the first thing we heard a scream, and we looked up. vaughn grew up skiing in the utah mountains, familiar with the winding trails and steep terrain. for him the chair lift is a peaceful break, a chance to relax between runs. but this normally carefree ride. abruptly turns to horror when vaughn and his family face a boy in a desperate struggle. at that time we didn t know what was going on.