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"Last Winter I Flew A Canadian, Nationally Ranked Figure Skater To The Top Of A Mountain To Skate"

A video for those who like the finer things in life.
"Last Winter I Flew A Canadian, Nationally Ranked Figure Skater To The Top Of A Mountain To Skate"
Bradley Friesen

Some people clearly have way cooler lives than the rest of us.

Which is the case for this helicopter pilot who thought it would be fun to fly a nationally ranked figured to the top of a mountain, so she could skate on a secret frozen lake.

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The skater is named Elizabeth Putnam and she not only had the guts to hop on the tiny helicopter, but she was also courageous enough to skate on a frozen lake in the middle of nowhere.

As the pilot put it jokingly:

Not a very comforting statement, but the results were simply mesmerizing!

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