Men Trapped In Sierra Avalanche Pass Time With Selfies Waiting For Rescue
It happened early Monday morning along northbound Highway 89 near Alpine Meadows. The two men are OK, and they are crediting their survival to their boy scout training.
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It happened early Monday morning along northbound Highway 89 near Alpine Meadows. The two men are OK, and they are crediting their survival to their boy scout training.
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The video posted by Caltrans says it all.
