Guanella Pass, Colo.-February 21-2005)- Steven Brodsky (Center) walks from the U.S. Army helicopter which picked him up from out of the snow to a Flight For Life helicopter which was atop Guanella Pass. Brodsky became lost Saturday while snowshoeing about 6 miles from Guanella Pass and was spotted by Flight For Life Monday afternoon (2-21-2005). He appeared to be ok and in good spirits.With Brodsky are (l to r) Steve Wilson and Tom Wood, both of the Alpine Rescue Team. They spotted Brodsky standing in the snow waving his emergency blanket. (GEORGE KOCHANIEC,JR./ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)
Guanella Pass, Colo.-February 21-2005)- Steven Brodsky (Center) walks from the U.S. Army helicopter which picked him up from out of the snow to a Flight For Life helicopter which was atop Guanella Pass. Brodsky became lost Saturday while snowshoeing about 6 miles from Guanella Pass and was spotted by Flight For Life Monday afternoon (2-21-2005). He appeared to be ok and in good spirits.With Brodsky are (l to r) Steve Wilson and Tom Wood, both of the Alpine Rescue Team. They spotted Brodsky standing in the snow waving his emergency blanket. (GEORGE KOCHANIEC,JR./ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)
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Steven Brodsky, center, walks from the Army helicopter that rescued him Monday to a Flight For Life helicopter atop Guanella Pass. Brodsky became stranded Saturday on a mountainside above Georgetown. With Brodsky, of Centennial, are Steve Wilson, left, and Tom Wood, both of the Alpine Rescue Team.
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George;Guanella Pass, Colo.-February 21-2005)- Steven Brodsky (Center) walks from the U.S. Army helicopter which picked him up from out of the snow to a Flight For Life helicopter which was atop Guanella Pass. Brodsky became lost Saturday while snowshoeing about 6 miles from Guanella Pass and was spotted by Flight For Life Monday afternoon (2-21-2005). He appeared to be ok and in good spirits.With Brodsky are (l to r) Steve Wilson and Tom Wood, both of the Alpine Rescue Team. They spotted Brodsky standing in the snow waving his emergency blanket. (GEORGE KOCHANIEC,JR./ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)
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2005-02-21 17:50:53
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