Booked !

broom wrote: but if you book early and you come there and it snowed all week you wasted all that money and you didn't ski properly, we all know skiing in heavy snow is not very enjoable

I think you might possibly be doing something wrong with this skiing lark?

I always have an absolute blast when it's snowing, and as for deep snow, the more the merrier :D

But you can't realy go as fast, and you have to wear ski goggles, which is very enoying, plus visibillty is not good, I prefer a blue sky, and fresh snow from a day before I arrive

I'm with Bandit on this one, I enjoy most conditions above and below me, heck I even snowboard in mud and rain.

Only thing I don't like is ultra flat light. Lose all sense of perspective. That's where the mountain huts come in handy.

tino_11 wrote:I'm with Bandit on this one, I enjoy most conditions above and below me, heck I even snowboard in mud and rain.

Only thing I don't like is ultra flat light. Lose all sense of perspective. That's where the mountain huts come in handy.

It will reduce as you spend more time feeling the snow underfoot and less time reacting to what your eyes are seeing.

Use the Force :mrgreen:

Alright this hurts, but I agree with El Bandido :wink:

Ian Wickham wrote:Alright this hurts, but I agree with El Bandido :wink:

Steady on Wickers, keep this up and you'll be needing a lie down :shock:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Alright this hurts, but I agree with El Bandido :wink:

Steady on Wickers, keep this up and you'll be needing a lie down :shock:

I already am, I have a headache :cry:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Alright this hurts, but I agree with El Bandido :wink:

Steady on Wickers, keep this up and you'll be needing a lie down :shock:

I already am, I have a headache :cry:

Early nights out of the question then. :shock: