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a friend of mine was skiing "not on a trail", hit a tree and broke his leg
2 weeks ago
the guys he was skiing with dragged him out of the woods and onto the trail
and called ski patrol
patrol arrived and asked where the accident happened, and the guys said "it
happened right here"
there were drag marks coming out of the woods
I don't know what they put in their report, but they got him down and
shipped him off to the hospital
no fun to get hurt, but he will be ok
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 5:00 PM, Iski Stowe <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> A record number of my friends/acquaintances have gotten injured this year
> skiing. I have gotten good at buying care packages for those in the
> hospital.
>
> The latest was the Stowe Reporter's Scribe. He hit a small tree on
> Hellbrook and broke his sternum. He was very close to the top and had to
> side slip his way down. He made it to the Barns Camp when patrol arrived
> on a sled. The Scribe is now home and resting.
>
> If you fall under friends/acquaintances of mine, be careful for you may
> be jinxed this year.
>
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