Monica LaSalle, Boulder County. A little high centered perhaps? For some folks, the urge to slide is rather tough to rein in after a full day on the slopes. Ned Fire along with Boulder County
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Monica LaSalle, Boulder County. A little high centered perhaps? For some folks, the urge to slide is rather tough to rein in after a full day on the slopes. Ned Fire along with Boulder County Sheriffs responded to this call on the late afternoon of Friday, January 18. They would like to remind people that despite having a 4-wheel drive, you could end up close to dropping over a 200 foot drop off like these folks if you do not slow down for weather conditions.
