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Originally Posted by Hersbird
When I first heard this story I thought the rental car must have had a bad GPS, but it looks like even old skool maps can lead you astray. This was a sad deal, a series of unfortunate events.
Deaths of mother, son in mountains last month leave many questions | News | missoulian.com
I have been stuck in waist deep snow with my family as well as my 6 year old twin nephews. It gets pretty scary fast and you just need to slow down and make good choices. We were 8 hours getting out with help and only 200 yards from a clear road. We had cell service and it was 60 degrees so were never in real danger but it gave me a ton of respect. Now I always carry a tow strap and Hi-lift jack when going into the mountains along with all the normal good clothes, blankets, food, etc. |
The question — as always — what are the consequences of walking?
That’s the one question
calculated to get me to slow.
Spacing is everything, and speed a close second.
(Tesla drivers killing or maiming themselves is funny. Should’ve taken The Grey Dog.)
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