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How 'The Sound of Music' saved an avalanche victim: boy of ten
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The sad story of the death of Godfrey Davis, who died in an avalanche in Puy St Vincent on 21 February, is reported in more detail in The Times today.

Davis, a consultant psychologist from Cumbria, was skiing with his partner Lilla Cooper and 10-year-old son Ari. Godfrey Davis was engulfed and died after more than 30 minutes under the snow. The family’s ski guide reportedly managed to keep an air pocket open for Ari and himself, though they were also buried.

The little boy apparently sang from 'The Sound of Music' to help his mother find them.

Godfrey Davis's death has had a devastating impact on his colleagues at the West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven, where he worked. Here is the full Times report.
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