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"The chute is probably 5-6 feet wide at its narrowest I'd guess," Townsend told the New York Daily News. "It was hard to tell though because honestly, I was going so fast I wasn't paying attention to anything that wasn't directly in front of me. You're focused on where you need to go, not on the details of what's around you."

Townsend says the mountain has no official name, but says he’s given it a name not fit for print.

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