Skier miraculously survives after tumbling 1,600ft down a mountain
RT
2015-11-12
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COURTESY: TETON GRAVITY RESEARCH
While taking part in the film 'Paradise Waits,' pro skier Ian McIntosh fell into an unseen five-foot-deep trench on one of his very first turns. The camera keeps recording as he continues to tumble down the mountain, which is part of Alaska's Neacoloa range. After he falls a distance of 1,600 feet in under a minute, his descent finally stops. McIntosh then shouts “I'm ok, I'm ok.”
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While taking part in the film 'Paradise Waits,' pro skier Ian McIntosh fell into an unseen five-foot-deep trench on one of his very first turns. The camera keeps recording as he continues to tumble down the mountain, which is part of Alaska's Neacoloa range. After he falls a distance of 1,600 feet in under a minute, his descent finally stops. McIntosh then shouts “I'm ok, I'm ok.”
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