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Blythe Terrell

Blythe Terrell

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  • Infant who survived 1978 plane crash on Buffalo Pass now soars above Yampa Valley himself

    By Blythe Terrell Verified| steamboatpilot.com@ An emergency medical technician prepares Matthew Kotts, 8 months, for transfer to a waiting ambulance. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Matt Kotts eases the single-engine Cessna 182 onto the Steamboat Springs Airport runway. He’s deliberate in his speech and movements, talking mostly about the Friday afternoon flight over the Yampa Valley while adjusting knobs. “We can go wherever,” Kotts said. The wind has been whipping, but he’s not worried.

    By Blythe Terrell Verified · steamboatpilot.com

    Dec. 04, 2018

  • The Eclipse Was A Big Deal in 1878, Too

    By Blythe Terrell Verified| abcnews.go.com@ This month’s Sparks podcast has the team really excited because they got to talk about one of the biggest public science spectacles of the year (probably the decade): the total solar eclipse that will cross the entire United States on Aug. 21.

    By Blythe Terrell Verified · abcnews.go.com

    Aug. 10, 2017

  • Infant who survived 1978 plane crash on Buffalo Pass now soars above Yampa Valley himself

    By Blythe Terrell Verified| steamboatpilot.com@ An emergency medical technician prepares Matthew Kotts, 8 months, for transfer to a waiting ambulance. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Matt Kotts eases the single-engine Cessna 182 onto the Steamboat Springs Airport runway. He’s deliberate in his speech and movements, talking mostly about the Friday afternoon flight over the Yampa Valley while adjusting knobs. “We can go wherever,” Kotts said. The wind has been whipping, but he’s not worried.

    By Blythe Terrell Verified · steamboatpilot.com

    Dec. 04, 2018

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