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Many people freaked out by these vintage photographs of Snow King chairlifts from between the 1950s and 1970s. The biggest issue is the lack of safety bars over the front ...https://www.vintag.es/2021/08/snow-king-chairlifts.html
dchill
(38,532 posts)madaboutharry
(40,220 posts)I admit that I have an irrational fear of heights.
These photos freak me out.
jpak
(41,759 posts)bucolic_frolic
(43,281 posts)MiHale
(9,775 posts)Moms arm! Always there even over 20 years with grown kids gone for years.
louis-t
(23,297 posts)'Course, we were never more than 40 ft off the ground. This reminds me of the cable cars I was on in Switzerland in '72. Yikes. Looks like the side of a very steep mountain. They are probably not very high off the ground but if you fall, you will certainly go down the steep hill very fast.
japple
(9,839 posts)hooked onto with short metal bars and those things would nearly jerk your arms out of your sockets. I have been trying to find out what those contraptions were called. There were also the tow-ropes and lifts for the higher slopes. The pros always just hiked back up the mtn. on their skis.
brush
(53,843 posts)underpants
(182,877 posts)rsdsharp
(9,197 posts)in midsummer?
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)It came close enough to the top that you just stepped off.
rsdsharp
(9,197 posts)In winter, you get to the top in order to ski down. What does one do in summer?
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)Picnic area; great view point of the valley; hiking trails; etc.