The Art of Flight Page #3
You know, there is just this ominous feeling that hangs over the whole place.
So when they first decided to shoot,
I was saying:
"Impossible, absolutely impossible!"Looks pretty gnarly right there.
I think these clouds are moving pretty quick.
All right, guys, we're already running low on fuel here.
We're gonna have to get this going.
Are you ready?
I think we'll be ready in about...
..maybe 5 minutes.
Sh*t, man, there goes the f***ing sun.
Keep quick.
OK, we're just about out of fuel, here.
All right, copy.
Step. Can you make it to my step?
Right here. hold on.
And there was quite a deep river,
where they need to swim,
this very cold, chilly water,
to get to the helicopter.
Oh, good job, guys.
That was very interesting.
Oh, man, that was heavy.
Feel like we just got away with murder.
Just to ski here, to snowboard here,
to do one line, to ski one line here in this incredible place,
that's what we live for.
Even sometime you are suffering and you say:
"This is the last time I will do that."
But after this feeling passes,
you are wondering what will be the next.
Home.
It's good to be home.
Yeah, it's powerful here.
I've seen a thousand times, but...
I still try to see it anew every time I come back.
Right on the edge of the biggest volcanoes in the world,
it's lively, it's electric.
I've dedicated a big part of my life to riding here.
Now this place is a part of me as much as I am a part of it.
I don't think I've ever approached a winter like I have this year.
You've got the time and effort to put in, the right crew,
this is the best backcountry park in the world.
In my short 28 years in Jackson,
I've never seen a winter like this.
Conditions of all-time.
These are the days we kill for.
Why'd he do that?
Dude, I took a trunk down with me!
Yeah!
I took a piece down, I didn't...
I thought I just bounced off it, I didn't realize I broke it.
Yes!
I don't even know what's going on right there, man.
I saw him flipping, a tree snapping.
That was chaotic.
Let's go!
Help!
Help!
Oh, guys, help!
Travis, we need you down here.
How does my jaw look?
I hit my head really hard.
Yeah, just relax for a second, bud. We'll get you out of here.
Don't lie to me. How do I look?
I think I broke my jaw. I bit my tongue.
I hit my head, hit hard.
I'm... ringing. I just want to get the fuckout of here, dude.
I wanna go.
Advil, Advil, I need some Advil. Do you have any Advil?
I've got Vicodin in my bag up top.
Can somebody go get it?
Maybe just hold off on that.
Let's just get the f*** out.
Oh, it can be such a love-hate relationship.
I need to throw up.
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