As one who learned to ski with lace-up ski boots, rope tows, T-bars, etc. I find this technology fascinating! I like your angle on this shot as they emerge from the tunnel.
What a bunch of softies! is it fur lined in case I trip and stub my little toes, does that guy at the exit hold their hands on the way down. Not for me! Too damn cold.
Again, another creative take on the theme. I learned to ski at Arapaho Basin and they didn't have sides on their magic carpet. So needlas to say, every time the alarm went off and they had to shut down the carpet it was because I slid off the side - so embaressing! Thanks for bringing back plesant memories LOL!
People expect that when they choose the Rocky Mountains as the venue for their winter sport they will be protected from the elements? Now I've seen just about everything...
As one who learned to ski with lace-up ski boots, rope tows, T-bars, etc. I find this technology fascinating! I like your angle on this shot as they emerge from the tunnel.
ReplyDeleteI love the mountains in the background. I learned to ski with lifts, not magic carpets. Those are COOL!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting tunnel, the view of the mountains is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour shots are so beautiful with the mountains in the background and the gorgeous colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of softies! is it fur lined in case I trip and stub my little toes, does that guy at the exit hold their hands on the way down.
ReplyDeleteNot for me! Too damn cold.
Again, another creative take on the theme. I learned to ski at Arapaho Basin and they didn't have sides on their magic carpet. So needlas to say, every time the alarm went off and they had to shut down the carpet it was because I slid off the side - so embaressing! Thanks for bringing back plesant memories LOL!
ReplyDeleteNever got a chance to learn to ski. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteDon't know much about skiing, but I love the mountains in the background.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such a thing! What a cool idea! Good for people with fear of heights. The chair lift always gives me a cause to pause lol
ReplyDeletePeople expect that when they choose the Rocky Mountains as the venue for their winter sport they will be protected from the elements? Now I've seen just about everything...
ReplyDeleteWhat will they think of next?? I bet the trend of having covered magic carpets started in Japan. I went to an indoor beach in Japan once!
ReplyDeleteNot being a winter sport fan I had no idea. Cool shot of an interesting thing.
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