DONNA KELLEY, CNN ANCHOR: In the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, a day of snowmobiling fun suddenly turned into a potential disaster. And it was all captured on videotape. CNN's Linda Stouffer has more on this amazing story of survival.</s>LINDA STOUFFER, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Brian Holt (ph) and two of his buddies were out for a day of snowmobiling last week near Flattop Mountain in Colorado. It was a day like many others in the Rocky Mountains this time of year and Holt fell off his snowmobile into the deep fresh powder. His friend, Kirk Cashmore, was videotaping as Holtz tried to dig his way out. That's when disaster struck.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Oh, my God!</s>STOUFFER: The avalanche swallowed Holt and buried him beneath eight to 10 feet of snow. Cashmore rushed to save his friend.</s>KIRK CASHMORE: I yelled his name a few times and didn't get a response, and I saw a snowmobile, and took about eight steps, and I saw a glove, and started digging, and he was out cold. We cleared the snow away from his nose and his mouth, and got him breathing again. And he come to, just yelling and, you know, in shock. You are the luckiest son of a gun, Brian.</s>STOUFFER: Amazingly, Brian Holt has no injuries, but no memory of what happened. If he ever wants to know, he can just take a look at this video. Linda Stouffer, CNN, reporting.
Amazing Story of Survival Dug Out of the Rocky Mountains