snowshoer造句

• This was basically because cross-country skiers, seeing a snowshoer, emit plain pity.
• The snowshoer gives up the sensation of gliding or fast skating for the all-terrain feel of the snowshoes.
• Dennis Harris said a snowshoer who witnessed the avalanche reported that several people did not appear to come out of it.
• A snowshoer reported the avalanche Friday afternoon in the Aspen Grove area of Provo Canyon, north of Sundance ski resort, said Utah County Sheriff's spokesman Sgt.
• Making use of cross-country ski trails and a hunter's tool, the sport encourages the sure-footedness of a snowshoer and the eye of a rifleman.
• Over the course of his life he's been an avid skier, snowshoer, and hiker, all of which he enjoys today with the help of GPS units.
• A snowshoer reported the avalanche Friday afternoon in the Aspen Grove area of Provo Canyon, about a mile ( 1.6 kilometer ) north of Sundance ski resort, Harris said.
• Unlike snowshoer Lowell Linn, who set off down the mountain in a blizzard, or skier Jim Kampe, who marched upward in a whiteout, birdwatcher Joe Wood walked along a steeply sloping ridge in perfect weather.
• In 2008, team members Tim Jones and Gord Ferguson received a Royal Canadian Mounted Police commendation for their role in saving the life of a snowshoer in a three-day-long rescue operation on Mount Seymour.
• A snowshoer reported the avalanche Friday afternoon in the Aspen Grove area of Provo Canyon, about a mile ( a kilometer and a half ) north of Sundance ski resort, said Utah County Sheriff's spokesman Sgt.
• "When we go out, we always say, ` Let's go have an adventure, "'said Steve Zimmerman, an avid snowshoer who lives in the foothills of Washington's Cascade Mountains near Lake Wenatchee.
• "As the years dull the keen edge of your grief, perhaps you will come to agree with the families of the 32 Marines who lie in the South Tahoma Glacier, that he could not have a more magnificently beautiful resting place, " park Superintendent Preston Macy wrote to the grieving mother of a snowshoer who vanished above Paradise in 1957.