Can I look up a picture of this tent?

Yeah, do it.

Okay, hold on.

Because I'm imagining like literally a little kitty tent and I know that that's not.

No, no, I mean like I said they're all they're all professionals they all

knew what they were doing yeah it's just very odd all of it's very odd

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Okay.

Covering the Diathlon Pass incident, covering covering the theories this is part two

do you have a picture of the tent okay it is like a kitty tent this thing is so tiny I it goes deeper. So the way that they if you look at the way they

Dig these tents they dig pretty deep into the snow to kind of lay like a foundation to the tent. I don't know what that's actually for stability maybe.

And again it was compromised weather at the time like there was kind of a storm.

I want to look it up now too. Hold on., that's interesting because when you said,

like the natural force or whatever,

there was a part of me that was like, was there,

like I thought Avalanche or like just wind,

like knock the wind out of you like almost at the point it

collapses your

chess cavity like I could that happen to that, there's no way. Well, the theories on this are pretty interesting because the, like I said, the most universally accepted theory here is the theory of the avalanche. It's kind of like Occam's razor like what is the simple

answer is most likely the logical incorrect answer. But the theory of an avalanche seemed to make the most

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