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Amazing true stories in new book about avalanches
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Here's one of them, from the review below:
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Five years ago last winter, a huge avalanche roared down a steep mountainside just east of Cordova [Alaska] and slammed into a small cluster of homes ... One woman, 24-year-old Chrystal Czarnecki, was upstairs showering when the avalanche hit her home -- and sent the entire second story flying through the air. After it landed (with Czarnecki on-board), she stepped out of the bathroom to see what happened. To her amazement, the bedroom in which she stood was perched on her car.

More about the new book 'Snowstruck. In the Grip of Avalanches', by Anchorage author and mountain safety instructor Jill Fredston in this review in Anchorage Daily News.

For further information on this book, here's the Amazon description and review.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Jill Fredston has embarked on a 17-city signing and lecture tour connected with her book. Sounds like a very interesting lady, with great depth (25 years) of knowledge of avalanche-blasting and rescue work.

This report from Shore Publishing.
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