The idea that he pulled out his cellphone and was able to direct the helicopter to his location by telling them if the sound of the rotors was getting louder or softer is insane. This is one of the luckiest stories ever told.
Do not bank on having the same luck as this dude and always take every precaution when riding in avalanche country. Be safe out there ladies and gents.
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