Not a good ending...

Reeb · Dec 25, 2007

Spanish Mountain near 100 Mile House B.C.

4 of my friends were caught in an avalanche yesterday afternoon. 2 got out, the other 2 were not so fortunate. We went up yesterday about an hour after this happened and spent 8hrs probing and digging. We found my one buddy and his snowmobile. Unfortunately we couldn't find my other friend. SAR went out this morning with a group of guys to recover our friend.

RIP guys.

clgryrdnck · Dec 25, 2007

not a good ending

sorry to hear that it is always a loss to the community and to the sleding world when this happens:

SledBC · Dec 25, 2007

Sorry for your loss Kris, drive safe today on your way to see the families.

STRAYPUSSY · Dec 25, 2007

R.I.P boys

peakedout · Dec 25, 2007

real sad to hear that, do you know if they were climbing or parked at the bottom when it happened

MtnCrazy · Dec 25, 2007

Very sad news!!!

Mogul Molester · Dec 25, 2007

Very bad news to happen over the holidays. Prayers to there families.

Harvey · Dec 25, 2007

There families are in our prayers.

Austin

Wyoming T/A · Dec 25, 2007

so sorry to here ,,prayers to there familys and friends.:brokenheart:

Bad Daddy · Dec 25, 2007

One person dead, another missing in avalanche in B.C.'s interior

2 hours ago

108 MILE HOUSE, B.C. - One man is dead and another is missing after an avalanche hit a region of British Columbia's interior.

A group on snowmobiles was out Monday when a minor avalanche hit Spanish Lake, near 108 Mile House.

The group was digging out of the snow when another, stronger avalanche took place.

Captain David Burneau with the Rescue Co-ordination Centre said a Cormorant helicopter carrying an avalanche expert and a Buffalo fixed-wing aircraft were dispatched to help with the rescue.

"They managed to find one of the two missing people and he was severely injured," he said. "He later succumbed to his injuries. The other gentleman is still missing."

The area where the avalanche hit has been closed off because of the danger of further avalanches.

Burneau couldn't say how many people were in the group of snowmobilers.

While the two men's identities have not been released, Burneau said both men were in their early 20s.

The case has been handed over to the RCMP. Once the area is deemed safe, a search will resume to find the missing man.
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Very sorry to hear this.
Condolences to the familes.

Woof · Dec 25, 2007

Not good, so very sad especially on Christmas. My thoughts and prayers are with the friends and families. God Bless you all.

sledmanhof · Dec 25, 2007

not good news at all. prayers are in route to the families

Reeb · Dec 26, 2007

I was there on Monday night and after 3hrs of trying to revive our friend we pulled him from the hole and took him down to the waiting helicopter.
Looking at te break, I thought it was about 300ft wide and at the top, very possibly around 2-3ft deep where it broke.

RIP boys.

racingpit · Dec 26, 2007

Sorry to hear that

oonighttrain · Dec 26, 2007

im speechless.. very sad news.. family and friends are in my prayers..

sleded700 · Dec 26, 2007

so tragic........ Our thought s are with the families

Mn Mtn Man · Dec 27, 2007

so sorry to hear

Kris,
so sorry to hear this.
All our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the victims

J-Roc · Dec 28, 2007

So sorry to hear this Kris! As if you guys haven't been through enough harrowing experiences this year. Prayers go out to all the families and friends of the victims.

PJ-Hunter · Dec 28, 2007

Very sad! I have a bad feeling with avalanches this year. Here in Colorado we had very weak snow to start and stronger of late. Makes for some frightening conditions. Be careful and always ride with protection!

skibreeze · Dec 28, 2007

Very sad to hear, especially so many at one time.

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