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JennyB wrote: ↑

19 Jan 2018, 10:19am

Anyone else have a sliding soors moment?

Flex probably knows of this incident - back in 1985 or 86, my dad and I were skiing in Keystone, CO. We were going to go ski a run at North Peak (the "back bowl" of Keystone) and then go have lunch at the summit. We decided to have lunch first. During lunch, the bull wheel on the chairlift bringing people up from the bottom of North Peak collapsed and flung passengers into the air (one person died later, but dozens were injured). We would have been on the lift if we hadn't decided to have lunch first.

101Walterton wrote: ↑

19 Jan 2018, 4:19pm

JennyB wrote: ↑

19 Jan 2018, 10:19am

Anyone else have a sliding soors moment?

Flex probably knows of this incident - back in 1985 or 86, my dad and I were skiing in Keystone, CO. We were going to go ski a run at North Peak (the "back bowl" of Keystone) and then go have lunch at the summit. We decided to have lunch first. During lunch, the bull wheel on the chairlift bringing people up from the bottom of North Peak collapsed and flung passengers into the air (one person died later, but dozens were injured). We would have been on the lift if we hadn't decided to have lunch first.

Not so much a sliding doors story but quite spooky and Iknow everyone has their 911 story but a couple of my Irish friends have a framed picture of themselves st the top of the Twin Towers. It is one of those official ones you buy and is date / time stamped etc. it is dated 9/11/2000.