While we spend most of our time praying for conditions like this, it is important to remind ourselves of the danger involved in enjoying them. Not only can you get buried, but response times from your rescuers can be seriously delayed as well. This guy was only feet away and it took 3 minutes to get him to the surface. Always be prepared and be safe. 
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