Photo of the collector's item magazine I received with my movie ticket |
I am not a risk-taker. The appeal of these adventures is hard for me to comprehend. Standing at the top of an insanely perpendicular, rugged mountain slope, with my skis as the the only option for descent, is not a place I would choose to be.
My husband and son have skied down from the top of Lone Peak - I prefer to look up at it from part way down! |
The rest of my weekend plans are pretty tame, by comparison. How about yours?
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Susan,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you; there are certain risks I'm just not going to take. In "No turning back," a group of skiers descends a slope that is at 65 degrees. It's just ... insane. But other scenes in the movie were more intriguing, including the snow dump in Japan.
I went to see the movie last night. Here's my review: http://twincitiesskisnowboard.wordpress.com/. (I came across your site by doing a Google search, wondering if anyone else had written about it. So far, not that I could find.)
Thanks for commenting John - and I am glad that you found my blog! I hope my readers click over to to your blog to see your excellent review of the movie. I enjoyed reading it. Interestingly, our door prizes were different from yours!
DeleteMy son was talking about how fun it would be to ski in Japan this morning ...
wow! I am content watching that.... and skiing on very basic simple slopes that feel safe...:)
ReplyDeleteThis is well beyond anything that I would even want to try!!
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