Ski pass website to check your mileage

It pre-dates computer measured distance, but when, in 2001, I broke the Niederau record for the number of runs in a day, this computed, in straight line skiing, to 107km, but adding just 20% for some turns, and non-linear elements, is 128km.

In 2011, this, in turn, was substancially whupped by two 18 year old Austrian sh*ts, and this would equate, adding for turns, 148km. Now, I don't want to make anything of the fact that the uncle of one of them works in the Gondola base station (controlling the Gondola speed), or that they did not have to go through queues, as I did. No, that would be pure sour grapes. GRRRRR.

blodyn1 wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

blodyn1 wrote:I tried this when I came back rom niederau, and it wouldn't recognise my lift pass for some reason.

It doesnt recognise thrid world languages, Blodwyn )

ooo err.... is that a little dig at the welsh or maybe even N????

Now....completely off topic a little lesson in the language of heaven Tony-H. My pseudonym has no "W" in it - it's BLODYN which translated means flower. Right, I'm off my soap box now. Rant over :-)

:lol: :lol: :lol:

The Dolomiti Superski pass does this through the performance check on it's website.