Poor gal covered in prickly “chollas” after taking a digger on her mountain bike without protection. Cylindropuntia is a genus of cacti, containing species commonly known as chollas, native to northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States. They are known for their barbed spines that tenaciously attach to skin, fur, and clothing.
“Her medical bills are significant. She’s had multiple surgeries. She’s had a really tough time. Her arm probably (…)
Tense moments caught on camera at Bogus Basin Ski Resort in Idaho as a little kid dangles from a chairlift. Fast acting observers quickly (…)
“On the 18th of September 1966 atop the Northern Californian Mountains Walt Disney, in his last ever public appearance, (…)
How do you decelerate a snow-scooter when your going 112mph? A drag car style parachute attached to your butt with a finger mounted (…)
Bend firefighter-paramedic, Tobias Carleton, was enjoying a day off on the slopes of Willamette Pass Ski Resort in Oregon when he came upon a (…)
“One track going up that face. I wonder why?” Scary moment caught on video in the College (…)
Jordane Legal (74_Jordy) sent it huge. Like so huge he stomped the landing and still ended up with a broken vertebra and the sternum. It (…)
