We hardly knew ye ...

Competitors from the first Winter Olympics are towed by a horse-drawn carriage through deep snow to the starting point of the bobsleigh event, at the Piste de Bobsleigh des Pellerins, in Chamonix, France, February 2, 1924. The track was constructed for the 1924 Games. Credit: Topical Press/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

It's all going away thanks to GW, the man made crisis changing planet earth as we speak.

The number of places on Earth with the right combination of natural climate and geography for the Olympic Winter Games is already inherently limited. But as global temperatures rise from the burning of fossil fuels, the list is narrowing further. Factoring in the specific conditions that world-class skiers and snowboarders need to safely land tricks and have fair downhill races means very few past host cities will be able to reliably hold the games again by century’s end, a new study finds.

We hardly knew ye apples. does it not?