Mark Mcomie | 3:19 p.m. Dec. 13, 2007
Every year this kind of thing happens, usually to the young and inexperienced. However we all need to show mother nature more respect and be more humble in the presence of the unharnessed power of snow in the mountains. Live to ride and ride to live! And remember to always show your teeth.
Mark

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One of two hurt in a pair of unrelated avalanches Thursday near Brighton ski resort is brought out of the medical clinic at the resort enroute to the hospital.

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