Drag lifts (skiers, not boarders)

Ian Wickham wrote:
Remember drag lifts are there for us to look cool on :thumbup:

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Ian Wickham wrote:

Remember drag lifts are there for us to look cool on :thumbup:

Im 39 this year Ian, i'm not sure i can still look cool. Everytime i ask my 11 year old how i look she just rolls her eyes....Not that I'm bothered

Snapzzz wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Remember drag lifts are there for us to look cool on :thumbup:

Im 39 this year Ian, i'm not sure i can still look cool. Everytime i ask my 11 year old how i look she just rolls her eyes....Not that I'm bothered

Boys, practice makes perfect ...... Snapzzy your never too old to look cool, just check out my Avatar :wink:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Remember drag lifts are there for us to look cool on :thumbup:

Im 39 this year Ian, i'm not sure i can still look cool. Everytime i ask my 11 year old how i look she just rolls her eyes....Not that I'm bothered

Boys, practice makes perfect ...... Snapzzy your never too old to look cool, just check out my Avatar :wink:

King of cool Mr W 8)

NellyPS wrote:
King of cool Mr W 8)

IMHO anyone wearing shorts in the snow would be cold not cool .....
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OldAndy wrote:

NellyPS wrote:
King of cool Mr W 8)

IMHO anyone wearing shorts in the snow would be cold not cool .....
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Had a morning skiing in shorts once just to prove that we could

VERY gentle slopes and no falls

Oh and no drag lifts (to keep on topic)

OldAndy wrote:

NellyPS wrote:
King of cool Mr W 8)

IMHO anyone wearing shorts in the snow would be cold not cool .....
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Thats what I am wearing in March on my first visit to Austria ...... I think I will blend in quite well with the locals and still look cool 8) 8) 8)

Iceman wrote:Do t-bar still exist? I hate them, I always end up taking out the person I am on with. Or they are smaller than me and the bar is on their back!

They had T bars in Rauris last yr. Wouldn't let my kids go on em.

Have never minded drag lifts until this yr in bardonecchia. They had a few which went on for AGES and were very precarious and there was always the worry, "What if one of the kids fell off, and if so, how would we find our way onto the piste?" as they were in the middle of nowhere after half a minute! Shame as one was a very scenis gorgeous blue run, and another a black run the kids wanted to go on lots but we couldn't risk that awful lift on their own
Also, over at Jefferau, my hubby stopped top of the piste with my jacket, camera and videa bag and his backpack, ready to film me when I got off the lift. I skied down, and as I got down, the lift broke. he wasn't impressed having to come back down carrying all kinds of stuff. Fortunately it was a very small run. lol