Aspen ski patrol had to rescue three lost actors
March 11, 2007 by Wendy Boswell
Bunch of dumbasses:
The Aspen Ski Patrol had to lead actors Rob Morrow, Chad Lowe and Fisher Stevens to safety after they and other skiers got lost in snow and fog and ended up out of bounds.
"We’re all good skiers," said Morrow, star of CBS’ "Numb3rs."
However, he admitted Saturday, they didn’t know the mountain. "We were going every which way."
They ended up with another group of lost skiers, who had used a cell phone to call for help. All were in an area closed to skiing.
Ski Patrol members led the group to the bottom of the mountain, a three-hour trip through heavy snow, streams and dense forest.
"It ended up being great because it was a good adventure," Morrow said.
No, a "good adventure" would’ve been you all coming back with frostbite or being lost so long you start eating each other’s fingers while you’re sleeping. That would’ve been interesting. Tell you what - you guys go back out there, get lost again, and this time, bring some BBQ sauce, maybe some toothpicks for the fondue pot, a little Sangria. You know what I’m talking about. Mmm. Now I’m getting hungry.
