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Film about snowboarder Xavier Delerue when he get caught in a huge avalanche, almost 2 kilometers long. It's worth seeing to remind what the other side of the coin can look like...

RedSherpa.com is a snowmobile magazine and social network for freeriders. It is created by freeriders that travel worldwide to explore big mountains with epic riding. We have a background as snowmobilers, skiers and snowboarders since the 80's. Today most of us find sledding as the ultimate mountain riding, but some of us bring the skis and snowboards on the sled once and a while too. Our site offer a lot of the features you find on major networking sites like Facebook and MySpace, plus great stories, news and amazing photography.

The Lamtrac/G-Force 1, world speed record holder on 1000cc engine, was invited to Bonneville Salt Flats International speedway in Sept 20-26. This was the first snowmobile to attempt the record at the world re-known race track in the salt desert of Utah.

The International Snowmobile Hall of Fame (ISHOF) is now located in the World Snowmobile Headquarters (WSHQ) in Eagle River, Wisconsin. Elmer Cone and his family, who founded the program and kept it going for 20 years, have decided to “retire” from the administration of ISHOF and pass the duties over to the World Snowmobile Headquarters.  All phases and administration of ISHOF will now be handled from the Eagle River facility including induction ceremonies.

Rider Thomas Wärdell. Location Jämtland, Sweden. Photo Hans Wärdell.

Offroad river cross. Location Columbia River, Revelstoke BC Canada. Photo Hans Wärdell

The central Swedish city of Östersund is famous for two things. They lost the vote for hosting the Olympic Games three times and they house, Storsjöodjuret, the famous cousin of “Nessie” from Loch Ness. 

For us unhandy souls who cannot even nail down a date.
All of you who can build a recreation room in your sleep or fix a radio car in the dark can look away now. All of you who can weld, plane, fix, drill and repair can turn the page, because this will be of no interest to you. This piece of rambling is dedicated to two tools that have helped people like me. People who, despite being born all thumbs, would like to actually repair something once in a while. It’s time to honor these patron saints of the building-impaired! 
Ever since childhood, I have seen my father and other adult men repair things so efficiently, as if they had never