Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes
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Started by Broom in Ski Chatter 23-Dec-2009 - 6 Replies
Broom posted Dec-2009
Der_Bomber
reply to 'Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes' posted Dec-2009
I think its a bit tight the BBC crediting ski taxis to being a new idea out of Meribel when some places have been using them for years!
AllyG
reply to 'Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes' posted Dec-2009
Hmm ... I thought Bandit said (previous thread - I've forgotten what it was supposed to be about) I couldn't get rescued by a ski taxi next time I'm lost in really thick fog on the slopes. I wonder what the taxi number is and how much they charge and whether they operate in Courchevel as well ... :D :D
If they rescue drunks, I don't see why they wouldn't come and save me :D
Ally
If they rescue drunks, I don't see why they wouldn't come and save me :D
Ally
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes' posted Dec-2009
Everything in moderation ........ I go to ski not to drink ....... too much 8)
Gdbn
reply to 'Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes' posted Dec-2009
As Ian says ... a few pit stops don't hurt on the way down.
Apres ski is what is says ... after as in when you are finished for the day.
Apres ski is what is says ... after as in when you are finished for the day.
Baillie353
reply to 'Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes' posted Dec-2009
Let's be honest, what would skiing be without a pint inbetween during the beautiful day?
Ski lift up, ski a little, pint, ski some more, pint - maybe a bite to eat - ski lots more, enjoy the beautiful day.. then apres ski :)
Ski lift up, ski a little, pint, ski some more, pint - maybe a bite to eat - ski lots more, enjoy the beautiful day.. then apres ski :)
Skiing: the art of catching cold and going broke while rapidly heading nowhere at great personal risk.
Hamish Macbeth
reply to 'Skiers warned about alcohol abuse on the slopes' posted Dec-2009
There can't be many worse feelings than looking at the inviting slopes whilst holding your head.
It's only a slope.
Topic last updated on 24-December-2009 at 08:16