As with everything, such as driving etc, everyone has to be a beginer at some point and the experienced among us must realise that we were once guilty of being a beginer too. Ideally there would be beginer only slopes and beginer only roads but even then the beginer has to take the leap to move onto a trickier slope or the open road.
As with everything in life you should allways expect the unexpected and not assume eveyone is up to your standard, it is your responsibility to make sure you ...
As with everything, such as driving etc, everyone has to be a beginer at some point and the experienced among us must realise that we were once guilty of being a beginer too. Ideally there would be beginer only slopes and beginer only roads but even then the beginer has to take the leap to move onto a trickier slope or the open road.
As with everything in life you should allways expect the unexpected and not assume eveyone is up to your standard, it is your responsibility to make sure you don't have any accidents. A little respect for each other would appear to be needed.
Didn't mean to sound like I was being heavy or anything! just think we should all try and get along. Sometimes people make mistakes, it,s a fact of life. I'm sure there are many more responsible beginers out there and a good few irresponsible experienced guys as well.
As a beginer myself I will do my utmost to avoid upsetting any other skier/boarder. And I'm sure I'll be as pi**ed as anyone if an experienced dude cuts me up. As I said a little mutual respect should help us all...
Hi Kris. Had a feeling your message might start a nice discussion!!
As for walking in UK, I have a shop 100 yards away and would NEVER consider walking, so I am not the best to ask!!