'Snow slid over me and my world went dark' – my hour buried under an avalanche
A skier reveals how he survived being buried alive and why North American resorts need a European safety mindset
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A skier reveals how he survived being buried alive and why North American resorts need a European safety mindset
In North America, it is widely believed that skiing within the ski area boundary is safe, but the recent events at Palisades Tahoe – where three skiers were injured and one died after an in-bounds avalanche – shows, yet again, that it is not always the case.
The northernmost end of the state has ski areas big and small, beckoning vacationers and locals alike to take to the slopes when the snow flies.
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