Fifi Leigh
Norway’s Bjoergen is in the lead, followed by Austria’s Stradlober and Sweden’s Nilsson. Stradlober somehow took a wrong detour on another trail and she seemed to be going on a different direction than the other skiers. I guess with all the white covered ground, coupled with stress and exhaustion, the boundaries will start to blur as well as one’s mind might be a little cloudy. She looked confused and lost. Meanwhile, Finland’s Parmakoski is now in the top 3. Norway’s Bjoergen, Finland’s Parmakoski, Norway’s Oestberg, Sweden’s Nilsson, Finland’s Niskanen, Sweden’s Kalla, and USA’s Diggins are the top 7. Stradlober finally makes it on the right track, but behind Diggins, which isn’t bad for someone who was got lost. As the cross the finish line, it appears that Norway’s Bjoergen wins Gold, Finland’s Parmakoski wins Silver, Sweden’s Nilsson wins Bronze. Norway’s Oestberg is in 4th place, Sweden’s Kalla is in 5th place, Finland’s Niskanen is in 6th, USA’s Diggins is in 7th, Norway’s Weng is in 8th, and Austria’s Stradlober is in 9th.
But the above scene is of my Yoworld screenshot of a NYC Central Park scene
