You can picture the guy with black knee socks, sandals and a bucket hat combing the nation’s beaches for lost treasure but have you ever seen a guy walking around heavily trafficked areas of a ski resort in the spring looking for items lost in snow during the winter?
Great hobby for those who are so inclined for a couple reasons: it’s great exercise, potentially profitable and helps keep our resorts clean. Props to this guy.
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