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Wow.....:booo: That just breaks the heart to see that. Thank god you were there to help Ken. Are you feeling better about this or still having trouble dealing with it?
 
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What you did was truely world class Joe....the world would be a better place if we had more people like you in it:awesomework:
 
Good job Joe But where was everybody:eeek: Dont they keep spotters and help out spread around the course ? Where are all the spectators that you see in every vid ? Guys lucky you were there thats for sure :awesomework:
 
Good job Joe But where was everybody:eeek: Dont they keep spotters and help out spread around the course ? Where are all the spectators that you see in every vid ? Guys lucky you were there thats for sure :awesomework:

Most spectators line up at a hard spot to watch carnage. Like back door or the undercut on sledge. That part of after shock is WAY out there and no spot really good to watch for carnage. With a singal seater you forfit your chance for a spotter so you take on the task yourself. Your also not allowed to have help from a spectator.Spotting is ok i guess but most drivers are so confident in there skill that they will just ignore you. So anyway thank god Bunk went on his own to get footage where he did or the next person to come along would have seen Ken burn to death. Good on you Joe.:awesomework:You are a hero in my book.
 
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I hadn't heard anything about this until I got back and was blown away by the story when I read it. Bunk I know there was a big thread on pirate saying thanks but I thought I'd post over here to let you know in a much smaller more personal thread. Thanks again for doing this! Its actions like this that help show there are people out there trying to make a difference. On that day Ken saw first hand what grace was and this should not go unnoticed.

If I ever get the chance to meet you I will thank you again in person.
 
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