kateshaw wrote:Scotland: When it's bad, you'll get ice, mud, rocks, and 45 degree sleet in your face with zero visibility.
To be honest Kate, I just can't remember it being as good as that. :mrgreen:
Has any1 skied in scotland?
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Started by Longy133 in Ski Chatter 17-Dec-2009 - 24 Replies
Dave Mac
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
To be honest Kate, I just can't remember it being as good as that. :mrgreen:
Kateshaw
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
:lol:
Longy133
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
Hey Dave do u know if there is any companies still doing trips to scotland for a weekend?
"If you dont do it this year, you will be 1 year older when you do"
Dave Mac
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
longy133 wrote:Hey Dave do u know if there is any companies still doing trips to scotland for a weekend?
Where from?
Longy133
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
Dave Mac wrote:longy133 wrote:Hey Dave do u know if there is any companies still doing trips to scotland for a weekend?
Where from?
Leeds, but we could travel to Manchester or surrounding area if needed. Cheers
"If you dont do it this year, you will be 1 year older when you do"
Dave Mac
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
No, longy, I'm afraid I don't. You can get a rail fare from Leeds to Aviemore for £53 one way, but that woulldn't make sense, given that you can get a return air fare Leeds to Geneva for £60, or go Liverpool/Innsbruck for a bit more. You would have a shorter journey to Europe, too.
Even though I live in Scotland, I can ski more cheaply in Niederau, than in Glenshee.
I used to run a one 40 seater coach a week from Manchester and Leeds, we called ourselves Trans Pennine Ski Club. I had to give up my share to go full time skiing. However, in view of your question, I did a search, and the outfit appears to still be going, running summer trips to glaciers.
Even though I live in Scotland, I can ski more cheaply in Niederau, than in Glenshee.
I used to run a one 40 seater coach a week from Manchester and Leeds, we called ourselves Trans Pennine Ski Club. I had to give up my share to go full time skiing. However, in view of your question, I did a search, and the outfit appears to still be going, running summer trips to glaciers.
Longy133
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
Ok thanks, i will do abit more research. And 'full time skiing', thats my kind of lifestlye!
"If you dont do it this year, you will be 1 year older when you do"
Baillie353
reply to 'Has any1 skied in scotland?' posted Dec-2009
We all wish full time skiing - thee best lifestyle in the world, without a doubt.
Btw longy, love your pic, where was it taken?
Btw longy, love your pic, where was it taken?
Skiing: the art of catching cold and going broke while rapidly heading nowhere at great personal risk.
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