I forgot poles. Not MY poles... I was on a business trip, packed boots and slope appropriate clothing, rented skis at shop before the mountain but in my excitement to get out on snow after 19 months I didn't take poles. The rental shop attendant at Killington was fine letting me borrow a pair.
I forget...
It was something.
This week I forgot my pass. Well, actually I grabbed what I though was my pass, but was a diamond stone on a cord. I got all the way to skiing sure that I had it. I can tell you diamond stones don't work as an rfid ski pass. The picture is wrong, it's all black.
Yeah, no longer with rfid. In general. Truth be told, I went through three lifts before I noticed it myself. It suddenly dawned on me why the scanner wasn’t working. The scanner never picked up a ticket before, but it was in a crowd, and they know me. So I went.I forgot my pass when I was a Cannon regular one time. It was mid-season and I had been skiing there regularly. I went to the front-desk to get a day pass and they said "eh, everybody knows you here. Just go ski". Various lifties greeted me on a first-name basis, nobody asked to see my pass. Worked out.
Before rfid, and some years before that, in uniform you never showed your pass. So you didn’t really need it.
I had the brilliant idea to go to the local bump, Ski Bradford. We've had a lot of snow the past two days, and it is still snowing. They don't open until next week!So far, I've forgotten to go skiing.
Are you going to Wachusett for the demo day this Saturday 7 December 2019?Surprisingly, the only thing I forgot was my lunch. But Wachusett has a decent bowl of chili, so no biggie.
Yep, planning on it. Not that I need skis, but there are a few I would love to try.Are you going to Wachusett for the demo day this Saturday 7 December 2019?