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Bandit
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009

Tony_H wrote:Hmmmmm, I was going to go up for a weekend when there was snow, but you lot have put me off now


I have had some brilliant days up on Scottish ski hills :D

Plus some with the weather characteristics mentioned earlier in the thread.

Tony, folks who learn to ski in Scotland, tend to be able to ski anything. It's never too icy, too windy, too foggy.....

You get the idea )

Tino_11
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009

I might cancel Saalbach and head home for a week on the 12th.
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Tony_H
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009

http://www.snowrental.net/skiing/austria/hinterglemm/hinterglemm-webcam.html

Might not be a bad idea.
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Swskier
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009



Apparently its nice blue skies for the skiing today, wax up them skis!

Rossyhead
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009

i had a day at glenshee 2 seasons ago where it was a bit windy but essentially was blue skies and fresh crisp snow-I hadnt been skiing in scotland (despite living in Glasgow) for over 10yrs and I didnt realise how damn lucky that one day was as last year was NOT as nice.......
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Kateshaw
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009

Yup, I went to Glenshee in January 08 on a glorious day. Also had a great day at Cairngorm in May 2008 - we were skiing in t shirts and I've not yet managed that in Europe. When Scotland produces days like that you'll pretty much forgive it *anything*...

Pablo Escobar
reply to 'The Scottish Ski Season Begins' posted Nov-2009

I skied maybe 15 days in Scotland last year (possibly more, not really sure), and most of them were 'nice'. I don't remember a day that I wasn't happy to be out in the mountains, had a day at Glenshee that was dark and snowing but it just meant fresh snow :D

Topic last updated on 30-November-2009 at 19:17