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I really did not think I would be adding this alongside the first thread...
Today we went to plaine morte 3000m, stunning ascent through the clouds.
I won’t elaborate this ... just the barest detail ...
Very uncrowded piste ... good vis .... Alex 12 stopped to help a guy who had wiped out 2-3m off piste. Baggy jacket guy with planks. Guy gets himself together with Alex’s help. We wait 200m down the piste. Alex sets off, tight turns down the edge. Guy starts off, sits back on planks and straight lines into Alex, who manages to stay upright but is mighty shocked and upset...Guy tumbles and falls immediately after. I ask him what the hell he is playing at ... he apologises profusely and contritely, which I accept ... ask him to shake hands with Alex and apologise, which he does ... then off he hurtles, straightline on the backs of his planks .. ffs......
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@valais2
, I was going to comment "unbelievable!", but sadly with some of the idiots we see on the slopes it's not.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
The Darwin effect surely has to thin these people out
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[b]@Alastair Pink
, indeed that was the word which came first into my mind at the time ... and then a few more ... but I managed to keep my cool and simply be firm rather than mental ...
... this sitting back and letting go technique seems to have been adopted by a new generation of youths on fully rockered planks ... they need to go and learn some technique ...
And this guy was twenty-something...
Maybe he’s watched the Audi adverts...
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Jonny996 wrote:
The Darwin effect surely has to thin these people out
I'd rather Darwin took care of things without involving my children though.
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