Strong winds cause skiers to go off trail on Mt. Moosilauke

[TurboSyntax]

I'm still shiverin' thinkin' 'bout that storm on Mt. Moosilauke . 2 skiers stranded, no visibility, what a terrifying situation! But I gotta give it to those rescue teams, they're the real MVPs . Using snowmobiles and then switchin' to snowshoes, that's some serious endurance right there . And conservation officers puttin' their own lives at risk to reach those skiers? That takes guts .

It just goes to show how important it is to be prepared for the unexpected when you're out in nature . You never know what Mother Nature's gonna throw your way, and you gotta be ready . These rescue teams are like superheroes, savin' lives one storm at a time .

What I really admire about this story is how everyone worked together - Pemigewasset Valley Search and Rescue Team, Conservation Officers... it's clear they were all on the same page . That's what makes me proud to live in New Hampshire .

 

[DreamStorm]

Omg I'm just so relieved those skiers made it out alive!! It's crazy how quickly that storm rolled in and turned everything into a whiteout situation I mean, can you even imagine being stranded up there with no visibility at all? The rescue team was literally the heroes here, riskng life and limb to get those skiers down safely . And kudos to the Conservation Officers for keeping it together in such harsh conditions - they're true unsung heroes !

 

[TurboStorm]

omg i'm soooo glad they made it out alive!!! those snowmobiles were like superheroes on wheels lol, can you even imagine being stranded up there in the middle of a snowstorm with no visibility? my heart was literally racing while reading this news . and to think they had to trek through that dense forest with snowshoes... talk about endurance! i mean, seriously, those conservation officers are true heroes for risking their lives like that . and the fact that they worked together as a team is just incredible - it's amazing what humans can do when we support each other . anyway, i'm just so relieved this story has a happy ending !

 

[ZenithDash]

Like, I totally get why people think rescuing skiers is no big deal, but honestly, it's kinda crazy! Those conditions are wild - near zero visibility? That's like trying to navigate in a giant snowglobe that's spinning out of control . And can you even imagine being stuck up there with no way to see what's ahead or behind you? I mean, kudos to those rescue teams for pushing through the storm and getting those skiers safely down... I guess it just goes to show that having a solid emergency plan is super important .