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Bust is on display at the Cleveland Museum of Art, the curator would be delighted to share the tale I am sure. Fair warning, he and his crew are all, shall we say, likely to befriend you in an airport bathroom
I can share a story from a field test I was sent out to handle. Ski Resort in the Smoky Mountains, one main large hill with a small lake at the bottom and a 9 hole golf course right after that in the valley. My assistant and I were given a couple of days to complete the testing, which we actually finished in under 4 hours. It was done at night, the lack of light aided in our inspection due to the testing method employed. We of course were put up in nice lodgings, per diem, all the perks, we also were given complete unsupervised access to the resort. It was late in the fall, too late for golf but too early for skiing, essentially it was closed and it was just he and I.
Bored out of our minds after finishing so quickly we had races down the grass covered ski slopes, using golf carts Being night it was basically impossible to see, and more than once we almost put a cart or two into the lake at the bottom. Several times we hit slight bumbs that pretty much launched the carts. OK, so that wasn't actually part of the testing, but if you think hurtling down a mountain in a golf cart and whizzing past trees in pitch darkness towards a lake with really no realiable way to stop is boring, then you got bigger balls than me....
Bust is on display at the Cleveland Museum of Art, the curator would be delighted to share the tale I am sure. Fair warning, he and his crew are all, shall we say, likely to befriend you in an airport bathroom
I can share a story from a field test I was sent out to handle. Ski Resort in the Smoky Mountains, one main large hill with a small lake at the bottom and a 9 hole golf course right after that in the valley. My assistant and I were given a couple of days to complete the testing, which we actually finished in under 4 hours. It was done at night, the lack of light aided in our inspection due to the testing method employed. We of course were put up in nice lodgings, per diem, all the perks, we also were given complete unsupervised access to the resort. It was late in the fall, too late for golf but too early for skiing, essentially it was closed and it was just he and I.
Bored out of our minds after finishing so quickly we had races down the grass covered ski slopes, using golf carts
Being night it was basically impossible to see, and more than once we almost put a cart or two into the lake at the bottom. Several times we hit slight bumbs that pretty much launched the carts. OK, so that wasn't actually part of the testing, but if you think hurtling down a mountain in a golf cart and whizzing past trees in pitch darkness towards a lake with really no realiable way to stop is boring, then you got bigger balls than me....
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