Snowmobile group rescued after storm
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Six snowmobilers missing in the mountains during a blizzard were rescued after taking shelter in a cabin and eventually getting a call out on a cellphone when the storm eased up. No one was hurt, authorities said in Conejos.
The group told rescuers they huddled around a gas grill in the cabin and dined on popcorn they found inside.
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